by Mike Parnell | Sep 28, 2004 | Opinion
The TV series “The Twilight Zone” is a classic show that never ages. Its shocks, jolts and twist endings still reverberate in this age of special-effect-driven entertainment. Rod Serling’s influence has reached beyond television to the movies. M....
by Robert Parham | Sep 27, 2004 | Opinion
BEIRUT, Lebanon–A European Baptist Federation delegation held rare meetings with two of Lebanon’s most powerful political leaders. The delegation met with Emile Lahoud, the president of Lebanon and a Maronite Christian, at the presidential palace. The same...
by Cliff Vaughn | Sep 27, 2004 | Opinion
For many people, the likes of Abbott & Costello, Buck Rogers and Hopalong Cassidy are voices of yesteryear, never to be heard again. Whether these entertainment icons ever existed in comics or on television, it’s the radio incarnation that some...
by Jan Turrentine | Sep 24, 2004 | Opinion
Many years ago on one of my trips home to visit my parents, we went to see a new hangar built for my father to use in storing his small Cessna aircraft. The airport and hangars were located beside a lake where our family and friends had gone many times to water ski....
by Robert Parham | Sep 24, 2004 | Opinion
AIN DARA, Lebanon–Ain Dara Baptist Church sits atop a mountain on a winding two-lane road from Beirut to Damascus, across the street from a Syrian army post. Across the valley are the “real” cedars of Lebanon, from which King Solomon likely secured...
by Robert Parham | Sep 23, 2004 | Opinion
Religion divides the Middle East, including the minority Baptist community in Lebanon. Some Baptists pursue engagement with the broader Christian community, while others separate themselves with narrow doctrinal statements. Religion divides the Middle East, including...
