Bible study accompanies release of ‘Ben-Hur’
October 6, 2005
GARDEN GROVE, Calif. — The 1959 MGM blockbuster “Ben-Hur” has been released in a new four-disc DVD set, complete with a study guide for using
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Buddhist monks press for anti-conversion laws
October 6, 2005
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — More than 1,000 Buddhist monks staged a protest in Sri Lanka Sept. 20, asking that anti-conversion legislation be put back on
Burma military closes three Protestant churches
October 6, 2005
RANGOON, Burma — Burma’s military authorities have closed three Protestant Full Gospel churches in the capital city Rangoon since early August, as well as a
Donors give more to those seen as victims of disasters
October 6, 2005
As Americans set new records for charitable giving in response to Hurricane Katrina, some fund-raisers are seeing a principle confirmed: when the sufferers are perceived
CP needs churches, leaders to be advocates
October 6, 2005
If the Cooperative Program (CP) is to grow and thrive in the future, then leaders elected to national positions within the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC)
Ensley Baptist Church closes after 105 years
October 6, 2005
After 105 years of ministry, Ensley Baptist Church has closed its doors, but its legacy will live on, members say. Earlier this summer, the Birmingham
Evangelicals support Gaza pullout, says Land
October 6, 2005
WASHINGTON — A majority of American evangelical Christians support the Israeli government’s decision to withdraw from the Gaza Strip, Southern Baptist ethicist Richard Land estimated
Evangelism-centered annual meeting to include IMB appointment service
October 6, 2005
Serving ice cream to middle schoolers. Throwing neighborhood pizza parties. Rebuilding tsunami-hit houses in Thailand. Offering food, clothes and lodging to hurricane evacuees. The list
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