WMU leaders volunteer at Olympics
September 7, 2000
(continued from page 1) United States women’s basketball team victory over Korea and the United States women’s softball team in their win over the Kiwi
Robbers strike international seminary
September 7, 2000
PRAGUE, Czech Republic — A daring midday armed robbery Aug. 14 stunned staff and students at International Baptist Theological Seminary in the Czech Republic. Three
NAMB cuts social ministries to strengthen evangelism
September 7, 2000
Top officials at the North American Mission Board (NAMB) announced a cut-back in social ministries Aug. 29 in an effort to enhance the evangelism staff.
Pagan group fights for equal use of school
September 7, 2000
Reynolds High School, scene of an Aug. 17 “We Still Pray” rally, might soon be seeing another religious gathering in Asheville, N.C. This time, a
Children’s HopeChest helps Russian Orphans
September 7, 2000
The post-Soviet crisis in Russia is greater than economic decline and environmental disaster. It is a crisis of life or death for millions of Russian
Religion expert John Newport dies at 83
August 31, 2000
FORT WORTH, Texas — One of Southern Baptists’ leading authorities on the New Age, cults and world religions has died. John P. Newport, distinguished professor emeritus
Study finds answers aren’t always there
August 31, 2000
A hurting world may be calling the church for answers, but nobody’s picking up the phone. A new study by the Barna Research Group found
Saudis pledge to improve status of women
August 31, 2000
RIYADH — Saudi Arabia’s cabinet agreed Aug. 21 to join a United Nations-sponsored women’s rights agreement but rejected any clause that contradicts Islamic sharia law.
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