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
Alabama Journeyman finds everyone understands a hug
August 31, 2000
Amanda Hill is well aware of the language barriers she faces as a missionary working in Gaborone, Botswana, but believes personal contact is a communication
Evangelism Declaration
August 31, 2000
A declaration issued at the end of the Amsterdam 2000 international meeting of evangelists called for renewed dedication to worldwide evangelism and continued proclamation in
Alabamians appointed missionaries
August 31, 2000
Three individuals with ties to Alabama were recently appointed by the North American Mission Board (NAMB) to serve as missionaries. David S. and Pamelia J.
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
Trask elected chair of World Assemblies
August 24, 2000
INDIANAPOLIS — Thomas E. Trask, U.S. general superintendent of the Assemblies of God, has been elected the new chairman of the World Assemblies of God
More countries said violating religious freedom
August 17, 2000
One month ahead of the State Department’s release of a list of countries suspected of religious freedom violations, a federal commission on religious freedom abroad
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