Murder conviction of clinic owner upheld
February 17, 2000
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the second-degree murder conviction of a California abortion clinic owner. The high court refused to review a
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Court tackles rights of pro-life advocates
February 17, 2000
WASHINGTON — Pro-life advocates who engage in sidewalk counseling outside abortion clinics have their free-speech rights unconstitutionally restricted under a Colorado law, the U.S. Supreme
Student files suit after scholarship revoked
February 17, 2000
SEATTLE — A freshman at an Assemblies of God college in Washington state has sued a state education board after being denied a state scholarship
Churches in state making improvements
February 17, 2000
For many years the elegant design of First Baptist Church in Troy has been a landmark of the city. This year the church is celebrating
Alabama residents complete training in church, community-based care
February 17, 2000
Thirty-four Alabama residents are ready to begin parish nurse ministries in their churches and communities following completion of basic training last month at WorldSong camp
Lee Faces Challenges in New Position
February 17, 2000
When Wanda Lee assumes the leadership of the national Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) March 1, she will face several immediate challenges. The Southern Baptist Convention
Allergies nothing to sneeze at for some churchgoers
February 17, 2000
Going to church can make some people physically ill. In fact, they may find they can’t be as involved in church activities because of the
Baggott, Robert Taylor (Bob)
February 10, 2000
Robert Taylor (Bob) Baggott Jr. of Opelika, husband of The Alabama Baptist columnist and former board of directors member Betty Baggott, died unexpectedly Feb. 2
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