Indonesian Christians victims of jihad By Russell Rankin
October 12, 2000
A banner at the airstrip on Ambon, a tiny dot in Indonesia’s Maluku island chain, quotes passages from both the Christian Bible and the Muslim
Baptists shy away from issues like taxes
October 12, 2000
Alabama Baptists are committed to helping others in times of crisis. Denomination faithful also have a solid record in opposing social concerns such as gambling
Alabama missions team see success with Philippines trip
October 5, 2000
The Alabama group arrived at the Manila airport full of excitement at the prospect of holding a free medical clinic for needy Filipinos. Hopes of
A greater faith? Professor: U.S. can learn from Canada
October 5, 2000
Americans and Canadians can benefit from sifting out the subtle religious differences between their two nations, says one of the premier Christian historians in North
Samford professor appears on ‘Jeopardy’
October 5, 2000
Samford University professor George Keller knows what 15 minutes of fame feels like. After his appearance on the popular “Jeopardy!” game show Sept. 19, news
Missions volunteers share basics of medicine, gospel
October 5, 2000
Ask anyone who has ever participated in a medical missions trip and they will all tell you the same thing — it changes their life.
Samford students study, plant seeds in North Africa
October 5, 2000
As the call to noon prayer lifted and resonated from the white-washed walls of the simple mud-walled mosque sitting virtually alone in the desert, Kathy
Alabama churches committed to medical missions
October 5, 2000
An ongoing desire to develop full-time ministries in the medical missions field has many Alabama churches doing more than recruiting volunteers for a missions trip.
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