by Karen Johnson Zurheide | Jun 2, 2003 | Opinion
Summer camp is no longer just a way to break up the monotony of a long vacation for kids. With both parents working full time in more and more families, it’s becoming a necessity for childcare. For 13 years after having children, I worked part time. The reason...
by Cliff Vaughn | May 30, 2003 | Opinion
“The Italian Job” is a heist film, and there have been some good ones in recent years: “The Score,” “Ocean’s Eleven” and “Entrapment.” The best heist films appeal to audiences not so much through their...
by Jan Turrentine | May 30, 2003 | Opinion
They stress prayer and worship; sharing, supporting and encouraging in small groups; service; and witnessing. Opportunities for education, training, networking and resourcing abound. Mentoring and accountability are part of the package, too. “As followers of...
by Ken Camp | May 29, 2003 | Opinion
Trails blazed by Baptist pioneers in ethics have grown over from neglect, and new scouts are needed to “beat out the pathways” for this generation, an ethicist told the Baptist History and Heritage Society. William Tillman, professor of Christian ethics at...
by Cliff Vaughn | May 29, 2003 | Opinion
Will there ever be a thriving “Christian film industry,” akin to the current “Christian music industry?” That question has kicked up philosophical dust of late, with forums including ChristianityToday.com. Film critic Peter Chattaway sparked...
by Jeffrey D. Vickery | May 28, 2003 | Opinion
My brother and I learned to juggle with billiard balls while watching television in our parents’ basement. The three smooth, heavy balls were easy to juggle because they were identical in size and weight. We soon realized that juggling a banana, a bottle of...
