Two Alabama churches hit by high winds
February 17, 2000
Two Alabama churches received minor to moderate damage as a result of high winds Feb. 13 that damaged several businesses and left many across the
Alabama residents complete training in church, community-based care
February 17, 2000
Thirty-four Alabama residents are ready to begin parish nurse ministries in their churches and communities following completion of basic training last month at WorldSong camp
Religious leaders promote same-sex unions
February 17, 2000
NEW YORK — More than 800 religious leaders have signed a declaration declaring sexuality is “central to our humanity and … integral to our spirituality,”
Student files suit after scholarship revoked
February 17, 2000
SEATTLE — A freshman at an Assemblies of God college in Washington state has sued a state education board after being denied a state scholarship
Georgia Baptists disagree about school Bible classes
February 10, 2000
Baptists in Georgia are divided over proposed legislation to allow Bible elective classes in the state’s public school system. The legislation comes after the Georgia
Canadian teen not fazed by setbacks
February 10, 2000
Eighteen-year-old Kenton Puttick knows a thing or two about painful breaks. In his short life span, the young Canadian has injured his back, knocked his
Now the Battle Is Video Poker
February 10, 2000
This is one gambling fight where most Alabama Baptists are on the same side as Gov. Don Siegelman. Speaking to reporters following the Alabama Baptist
Canadian teen not fazed by setbacks
February 10, 2000
Eighteen-year-old Kenton Puttick knows a thing or two about painful breaks. In his short life span, the young Canadian has injured his back, knocked his
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