Boy Scout case decision expected at end of term
May 4, 2000
The Boy Scouts of American should be free as a “voluntary association to choose its own leaders,” the U.S. Supreme Court was told April 26
Plan to repay Arizona investors fizzles
May 4, 2000
PHOENIX — Restoring Our Integrity (ROI), a grassroots effort seeking to repay Baptist Foundation of Arizona (BFA) investors and restore Southern Baptists’ integrity, has ceased
Georgia fails to act on Bible history
May 4, 2000
A bill that would have allowed Bible history classes in Georgia’ public schools has died in a committee. The Georgia House of Representatives’ Education Committee
Gore’s mother awarded degree from Union
May 4, 2000
NASHVILLE — Union University awarded a bachelor of arts degree to Pauline LaFon Gore, the 87-year-old mother of Vice President Al Gore, at an April
Judson recognizes outstanding alumnae at J-Day
April 27, 2000
Two outstanding alumnae were recognized during J-Day Weekend March 17-18 at Judson College. Judson graduates Ophelia Stone Hodo and Charlotte Vignes received engraved silver
Regimen crucial for healthy ministries
April 27, 2000
Just as in their lives, pastors can keep their ministries healthy if they follow a disciplined regimen. That diagnosis was offered by two speakers
Florence pastor depicts faith amid fatal disease
April 27, 2000
It was three years ago Bill Trapp realized he was having trouble articulating the words of his Easter sermon at Woodmont Baptist Church, Florence.
Study: Parents should define their values
April 27, 2000
Forget the maxim that says “actions speak louder than words;” words are just as mighty as the deed for parents ho want to pass their
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