Greek police close evangelical radio station
January 6, 2000
ATHENS, Greece – An evangelical Christian radio station in Athens, Greece, has been closed and a retired pastor who helped run it was jailed overnight,
Handover: Macau becomes territory of China
January 6, 2000
On Dec. 20, 1999, the first European colony in East Asia, followed Hong Kong in becoming a sovereign territory of the largest nation in the
A Year in Review
January 6, 2000
By far, the biggest news for Alabama Baptists in 1999 was the defeat of proposed state lottery gambling. Church leaders from different denominations, backgrounds and
Missions Millennium: Ours was the age the gospel broke out of its ‘ghetto,’ spread around the world
January 6, 2000
If you were a European Christian on the eve of A.D. 1000, Y2K’s impact on your holiday plans. You faced threats like starvation or extinction
Spanish soap operas save souls in America
January 6, 2000
Saving souls with soap operas? It’s happening. Spanish speakers throughout North and South America are coming to Christ through “En Familia” – a video series
Ridgecrest members share gospel with homeless
January 6, 2000
Students from Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Dothan, got a delayed start on handing out subway tokens during YouthLink 2000 in Atlanta. The 20 students were scheduled
Dotson recalls years in missions
January 6, 2000
Their main purpose was witnessing, and their greatest reward was helping South Africans fins the Lord. Anneli and Clyde Dotson, retired missionaries, depended on the
Sterrett church’s WMU collects 309 pairs of shoes
January 1, 2000
With a congregation 80-members strong, Beulah Baptist Church, Sterrett, recently focused on “soles” for “souls,” literally. The church’s Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU), led by Director
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