Shelter exempt from anti-discrimination laws
October 8, 2009
BOISE, Idaho — Anti-discrimination statutes do not apply to an Idaho homeless shelter run by Christians because it is not a “dwelling,” a federal district
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Kansas City nurses volunteer time to further IMB missions
October 8, 2009
I’m down to Barbie Band-Aids. Sorry, dude,” nurse Joe Thomas tells a future Baptist overseas worker in his mid-20s after giving him a shot. Thomas
Canadian judge dismisses two men’s polygamy charges
October 8, 2009
A judge on British Columbia’s Supreme Court has dismissed criminal charges against two alleged polygamists who say Canadian law protects their right to have more
Blountsville Church honors Jean Dunn
October 8, 2009
Blountsville Baptist Church in Friendship Baptist Association honored Jean Dunn (left) Sept. 13 for 44 years of service in the church’s Sunday School department. Milt
Motive sought for slaying of church worker
October 8, 2009
DHAKA, Bangladesh — Authorities are investigating possible motives for the vicious killing of a church worker by students at the University of Dhaka. A management
Police shoot mourners at funeral of Christian
October 8, 2009
SIALKOT, Pakistan — At a funeral Sept. 16 for a Christian man allegedly tortured to death while in custody on a spurious charge of blaspheming
High school principal, athletic director avoid jail time for prayer
October 8, 2009
Following a day-long trial Sept. 17, a federal judge ruled in favor of high school principal Frank Lay and athletic director Robert Freeman, two Pace
Mark 12:13–17, 28–31, 38–40
October 8, 2009
Bible Studies for Life Director, Resource Center for Pastoral Excellence, Samford University The Hero Doing Battle Mark 12:13–17, 28–31, 38–40 One of my favorite restaurants
