Ministry for blended families
February 7, 2002
She held a picture of her mother in her hand. Sitting alone in the yard, this fifth grader looked anything but happy. Now and then
Collegiate evangelism conference focuses on personal ministries
February 7, 2002
Curt Martin says he usually hangs out with Christian friends at the University of Alabama, but after the first Collegiate Evangelism Conference, sponsored by the
Cable programs called ‘raunchy’
February 7, 2002
Prime-time programs on basic cable in 2001 were far raunchier than prime-time programs aired on broadcast networks in 1999, the Parents Television Council has found.
Abortion figures part of pro-life television ad
January 31, 2002
A television commercial featuring three important figures in the legalization of abortion is part to a renewed effort to reinvigorate the pro-life movement. The television
Lilly Endowment seeking to fight clergy burnout
January 24, 2002
The Lilly Endowment is hoping to fight clergy burnout by spending $25 million to find ways for pastors to “sustain excellence” and “maintain energy and
Georgia Convention withholds funding from Shorter College
January 24, 2002
Leaders of the Georgia Baptist Convention (GBC) said Jan. 10 they would withhold $9.6 million earmarked for Shorter College in response to the college’s decision
Calvin College gets grant for ‘vibrant worship’
January 24, 2002
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Calvin College, an evangelical school in Grand Rapids, Mich., affiliated with the Christian Reformed Church, has received a $7 million grant for
RoadBlock ministries steers troubled teens toward a better path
January 24, 2002
RoadBlock Ministries is detouring troubled youth in the Tuscaloosa Detention Center, resulting in thousands of professions of faith. Through this ministry, Ronnie Blake and Joel
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