Baptist same-sex couple exchange vows
September 28, 2000
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Wendy Scott and Susan Parker exchanged vows Sept. 9 in a same-sex ceremony at Wake Forest University’s Wait Chapel. The ceremony, the
Missionaries attacked in Uganda
September 28, 2000
A Southern Baptist missionary family in Uganda escaped death Sept.. 9 after bandits pumped bullets into their car during an ambush attempt. Larry and Terry
Anniston fire ruled as arson
September 28, 2000
A Sept. 15 fire that destroyed most of First Baptist Church, Anniston, has been ruled as arson. The State Fire Marshal’s Office announced Sept. 19
World violence against women said common
September 28, 2000
A new report by the United Nations Population Fund has found that discrimination and violence against women and girls “remain firmly rooted in cultures around
Evangelicals fail to stop China trade bill
September 28, 2000
Congress’ annual review of China’s human rights record before granting the Beijing government favored trade status came to an end Sept. 19 when the Senate
Alabamian among volunteers witnessing at Olympic games
September 28, 2000
Thirteen proved a lucky number for a team from the United Sates competing in the recent Olympic activities in Sydney, Australia. Andrea Mullins, a member
Evangelicals fail to stop China trade bill
September 28, 2000
Congress’ annual review of China’s human rights record before granting the Beijing government favored trade status came to an end Sept. 19 when the Senate
Seven nations named violators of religious freedom
September 28, 2000
For the second straight year, the U.S. State Department listed Burma, China, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Serbia and the Taliban of Afghanistan as severe violators of
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