Study finds religious-minded are not weak-minded
May 4, 2000
Religion isn’t a crutch for the weak-minded or the opiate of the masses, according to researchers at Ohio State University. Despite the criticism of people
Dog tracks may get $2.5 million break in taxes
May 4, 2000
It’s off to the races again as far as gambling legislation is concerned, and the loser will be the General Fund budget if a $2.5
Ohio motto ‘With God’ unconstitutional
May 4, 2000
Ohio’s official state motto, “With God, all things are possible,” is unconstitutional, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled April 25. A
World Hunger Fund: second-highest in ’99
April 27, 2000
NASHVILLE — Giving to the Southern Baptist World Hunger Fund finished last year on an upswing, reported Steve Nelson, director of hunger concerns for the
Man sentenced to life in prison following church shooting
April 27, 2000
Milton Dudley, 23, was sentenced to life in prison April 14 after pleading guilty to felony murder for the 1997 death of Brian Tribble, according
Ruling: legal to pray in U.S. Capitol
April 27, 2000
It’s legal to pray in the U.S. Capitol building, despite police action to the contrary, a federal judge has ruled. The ruling comes in
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
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