Poll finds most Americans opposed to cloning
September 6, 2001
Most Americans think cloning – human, animal and experiments aimed at medical advances – should be illegal, and religious beliefs are a key factor in
WMU provides school uniforms for kids
August 30, 2001
We never saw this need with our own eyes,” declared Elizabeth Pena. “We are grateful to Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) for helping us see
Translators accept Jesus Christ
August 30, 2001
Have you ever heard of someone preaching the gospel being saved? That is what happened in the recent evangelistic crusade in Maracaibo, Venezuela. No. It
Flight home provides witnessing opportunity
August 30, 2001
Evangelizing did not stop when the Alabama team boarded the airplane in Maracaibo, Venezuela, to return home. God had one more divine appointment. During the
Macedonia peace accord may end conflict
August 23, 2001
A landmark peace accord signed Aug. 13 by Macedonia’s rival political leaders is aimed at putting an end to six months of conflict in
Single mother homes decline
August 23, 2001
In the last half of the 1990s the proportion of children living with single mothers declined slightly from about 20 percent to just more than
Air Force investigating bias in chaplain corps
August 23, 2001
The chief of staff of the U.S. Air Force is pledging to address discrimination in the military service’s chaplain corps after a survey found that
Clinics bring Benin people to Christ
August 23, 2001
More than 250 people of Benin’s Weme people group accepted Christ when Southern Baptist volunteers conducted eye and dental clinics in eight villages. Medical
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