by Cliff Vaughn | May 4, 2004 | News
As war in Iraq continues, so do the “urban legends” about American troops, Iraqi soldiers and civilians, and policy decisions. Some of the legends are stories, while others are pictures. Some have been proven true, some false, and others remain in a cloud...
by Bob Allen | May 4, 2004 | News
The Southern Baptist Convention will consider a resolution next month urging parents to pull their children out of public schools and educate them either by home schooling or sending them to Christian private schools. T.C. Pinckney, a long-time conservative leader...
by Cliff Vaughn | May 3, 2004 | News
Some people think a film distribution company has gone too far in an effort to distinguish its product. Lions Gate Films, distributor for the movie “Godsend,” which opened Friday, launched a Web site that purported to be for a clinic where humans could be...
by Bob Allen | May 3, 2004 | News
Thursday’s National Day of Prayer in Oklahoma will feature competing public prayer services at the state Capitol: one backed by conservative evangelicals and another that is inclusive. National Day of Prayer services in Oklahoma City for more than a decade have...
by Bob Allen | Apr 29, 2004 | News
Baptist publisher Cecil Staton’s recently announced bid for the Georgia State Senate could be shaping up as a Baptist battle, with a minister from Macon entering the race. Ben Taylor, an ordained minister and staff member at First Baptist Church of Macon,...
by Bob Allen | Apr 28, 2004 | News
A controversy over whether a woman ought to be allowed to be a Baptist pastor is brewing at an association in northern Georgia. The executive board of Floyd County Baptist Association in Rome, Ga., voted Monday to recommend that the association adopt the 2000 Baptist...
