State wrong in denying theology scholarship
August 1, 2002
OLYMPIA, Wash. — The state of Washington wrongly denied a scholarship to a college student who wanted to pursue a degree in theology, the 9th
Mission family led to China
August 1, 2002
The American father stood to his feet and turned to face a gathering of Christians. "Fifteen years ago at the end of a summer of
Korean Campus Crusade for Christ members lost at sea
August 1, 2002
Tropical storms swept over Micronesisa, the Koreas, the Philippines, Japan and South China, bringing torrential downpours and wind speeds that reached 120 mph. The storms
President’s council: four-year moratorium on human cloning
August 1, 2002
A divided President’s Council on Bioethics has stopped short of recommending a comprehensive ban on human cloning, instead calling for a four-year moratorium on cloning
China missions trip changes lives for Gardendale women
August 1, 2002
China missions trip changes lives for Gardendale women, others By Judy Woodward Bates Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist It all started with a seed planted in
Law passage could restrict religious groups in Belarus
August 1, 2002
Members of Protestant churches in Belarus held services of prayer and fasting June 15 and 16 in response to a sweeping new religion draft law
After-school Bible club ruled OK in California
August 1, 2002
LOS ANGELES — A California District Court has found that a policy limiting access of the Good News Club, a religious after-school club for school
Alabama, Arkansas missions team helps North Dakota church
August 1, 2002
The teamwork of an Alabama/Arkansas Baptist missions group is taking a North Dakota congregation to new ministry heights. Thirteen Alabama Baptists from Happy Home Baptist
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