Salvation Army declines $100,000 donation
January 2, 2003
NAPLES, Fla. — The Salvation Army has declined a $100,000 donation from a lottery winner because a local official didn’t want money linked with gambling.
Satsuma journeyman in Japan encouraged by mom’s visit
January 2, 2003
During the holidays, family and home are themes that warm hearts and invite hugs. But Tara Greene, a 23-year-old Alabama Baptist missions volunteer was 7,500
State Baptist Foundation offers care to the elderly
January 2, 2003
Because of the Baptist Foundation of Alabama (BFA), 88-year-old Grace Davis of Montgomery was home for Christmas again this year. For the second year in
Church fears split on male-only leadership
January 2, 2003
TORONTO — The Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada may be heading for a split after an effort to make male-only church leadership a
Church-state separationist director dies at 96
December 19, 2002
WASHINGTON — Glenn Archer, the first executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, died Nov. 15 at the age of 96.
U.S. Jews, Arabs united on Palestinian statehood
December 19, 2002
WASHINGTON — Despite two years of escalating violence in the Middle East, the overwhelming majority of Arab Americans and Jewish Americans in a recent survey
Holiday’s meaning more important than getting gifts
December 19, 2002
More than half of Americans surveyed believe spending less money on gifts will allow them to focus more on the true meaning of the holidays.
Christian radio reaching listeners across Alabama
December 19, 2002
Christian media may be more successful than churches at reaching adults with the gospel message, according to Barna Research Group of Ventura, Calif. A recent
