Virginia bill to allow ‘moment of silence’
March 2, 2000
Public schools in Virginia will be permitted to require a moment of silence to start the school day under a bill approved 28-11 by the
Alabamian hospitalized on Venezuelan missions trip
March 2, 2000
On Jan. 26, Tom Bennich left for a missions trip to help Venezuelans fighting to recover from flooding that hit country the week before Christmas.
Gambling seen as ‘black eye’ for education
March 2, 2000
Calling gambling a “black eye” for the nation’s educational system, two senators have introduced legislation to prohibit gambling on college and high school sports. The
Pastor backs Gore, church tax exemption threatened
March 2, 2000
Americans United for Separation of Church and State has asked the Internal Revenue Service to investigate whether a prominent New York City church violated tax
Kenya missions trip heightens awareness of WorldSong staffers
February 24, 2000
A recent missions trip to Kenya in east Africa provided seven camp staff members from WorldSong Missions Place with experiences to share with hundreds of
Alabama offers help following Georgia storms
February 24, 2000
Baptists from Georgia were among the first on the scene to help with rescue efforts following the state’s deadliest series of tornadoes in 53 years.
Gallup poll finds conflicting opinions on abortion
February 24, 2000
Though abortion is hotly debated among presidential candidates, a majority of Americans remain “of two minds” on the issue, according to a new review of
Health system gets Web site
February 24, 2000
A newly established Web site (www.bhsala.com) allows the Baptist health System (BHS) to serve a larger community, said Kaye Sutley, BHS corporate director of public
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