Houston Astro’s Pettitte shares life lessons
April 15, 2004
Houston Astros pitcher Andy Pettitte remembers the temptations he faced in high school, and he thinks teens today have even greater struggles than he did.
Methodist clergy spouses find little support
April 15, 2004
EVANSTON, Ill. — Men and women married to United Methodist clergy say their families are subject to unrealistic notions of perfection and often suffer from
La. College considers strict textbook rule
April 15, 2004
Louisiana College trustees, whose December decision to screen all classroom materials was criticized as a violation of academic freedom, will consider an even stricter textbook
Samford group serves in ‘Big Easy’
April 15, 2004
Let go, let God and just be,” John said. That’s John’s version of the gospel. John is homeless. At present, he lives with his partner,
Church attendance center of Tennessee debate
April 15, 2004
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — The Tennessee Baptist Children’s Home is in the midst of a religious freedom debate with state officials who do not want the
Alabama WMU ‘explodes’ into year with student events
April 15, 2004
Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) believes in passing on a missions legacy, and that is exactly what the organization has done since the beginning of
Whole grains considered ‘good’ carbs
April 9, 2004
Humans have considered whole grain and legumes to be dietary staples throughout recorded history. Current research is rediscovering the many health benefits of whole grains
Children’s Homes supports 13 professional counselors
April 8, 2004
Talk to anyone at Forest Lake Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa about the church’s lay counseling center and you will hear the prevailing theme voiced by
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