Volunteer missions trips popular in Mexico
April 18, 2002
Increasingly, Baptists in the United States are volunteering to share the gospel and use their vocational skills to improve the lives of the people of
Mexico’s trade active; problems remain
April 18, 2002
Thanks in large part to more exports to the United States, Mexico seems to have surmounted some of its economic woes. Yet many financial problems
Summer missionaries ready to serve
April 18, 2002
For almost six decades, the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM) office of collegiate and student ministries has been sending college students on a
From modern beach resorts to ancient Indian ruins, Mexico offers vibrant entree of opportunities
April 18, 2002
Mexico is intriguing — from its modern beach resorts to its ancient Mayan and Aztec ruins. It captures the interest of both novice and discriminating
Six-state region of Mexico remains most lost section even amid growth
April 18, 2002
There is both wide-open opportunity and intense opposition to evangelism in Mexico. Where each is found depends largely on what part of the country missionaries
Christians speak out on violence, call for peace in Middle East conflict
April 11, 2002
Christians in the Middle East and elsewhere are speaking out on violence between Israelis and Palestinians. While the violence is not directed at Christians, many
Methodists call for ending mandatory retirement
April 11, 2002
WASHINGTON — The United Methodist Church’s mandatory retirement age of 70 discriminates against gifted and qualified pastors and should be repealed, the church’s Committee on
Commandments permitted with other markers
April 4, 2002
ELKHART, Ind. — A district judge has ruled that an Indiana city can keep its Ten Commandments monument at city hall if it adds four
