TV diet described as ‘lobotomy’
August 16, 2001
“A steady diet of television is a do-it-yourself lobotomy.” Boston Herald columnist Don Feder, in a column focused on the April 23-29 national TV Turnoff
Poverty conference date set at Judson
August 16, 2001
Alabamians interested in addressing issues related to poverty are invited to attend a statewide conference. “Confronting Poverty: Making Change II,” Sept. 15, at Judson College
Stress: Ways to win and lose
August 16, 2001
If you’re looking for a magic bullet to deal with stress, forget it. It’s not there,” Tommy Yessick told a packed room of about 60
William Carey center available on Net
August 16, 2001
Myron Noonkester and Bennie Crockett admit they’ve always been fascinated by William Carey. Called the father of modern missions, Carey is something of an enigma,
Children learn value of church music
August 9, 2001
More than 800 children learned how to worship through music during Older Children’s Music Week at Shocco Springs Conference Center in Talladega. The conferences, held
Alabama Baptists continue cleanup in West Virginia
August 9, 2001
As Alabamians watched tropical storm Barry pound the Gulf Coast and threaten flooding throughout the state Aug. 5-6, one Alabama Baptist worked in the flooded
Kentucky Children’s Homes ‘within rights’ to fire lesbian social worker
August 2, 2001
Kentucky Baptist Homes for Children (KBHC) was within its rights to fire a lesbian social worker, even though the ministry receives state funds, a federal
BWA leaders take action on religious liberty, AIDS
July 19, 2001
Leaders of the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) approved actions on religious liberty, the forgiveness of the national debts and the HIV/AIDS epidemic, welcomed five new
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