Breakout sessions tackle cultural issues in ministry
April 27, 2000
The Alabama Baptist Ministers must work harder to reach people in the 21st century because of changes in beliefs and less loyalty to churches,
New World Wide Pictures movie opens doors
April 20, 2000
MINNEAPOLIS — “Something to Sing About,” World Wide Pictures’ new full-length movie, opens doors to a first-time director Charlie Jordan and a primarily African-American cast
Internet pornography addiction growing
April 13, 2000
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Two surveys of Internet pornography use show a growing addiction ensnaring millions of Americans and threatening the health of the church,
Gambling foes rally against video poker
April 13, 2000
Some 300 people, many carrying banners and signs, gathered on the Statehouse steps in Montgomery April 4 to voice their continued opposition to gambling.
Rocker’s comments offer lessons
April 13, 2000
Atlanta Braves pitcher John Rocker opened mouth and inserted foot when he vented his feelings of prejudice and ignorance to a Sports Illustrated reporter, causing
Episcopal Church Continues boycott of Adam’s Mark following complaints
April 13, 2000
Leaders of the Episcopal Church are sticking by their decision not to patronize the Adam’s Mark hotel chain, even after the hotel agreed to an
Increase seen in television’s use of profanity, sexual references
April 13, 2000
Prime-time television has produced a dramatic increase in sexual references and foul language in the last decade, according to a new study, and a United
Hastert refutes anti-Catholic bia rumors
April 13, 2000
WASHINGTON — Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert named a Roman Catholic priest as the new chaplain in the congressional chamber March 23 and called
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