PREMIUM ONLINE VERSION for January 20, 1999
This week's Standard features a special report on the Texas Baptist Evangelism Conference and the Innovative Church Ministries conference that preceded it. Wayne Oates, the granddaddy of pastoral care, continues his ministry after 50 years. A group of Southwestern Seminary students "pedaled" their faith for 850 miles.
EVANGELISM CONFERENCE
- 'Like never before': Evangelism Conference highlights need to tell
- Thinking about change? Prepare for opposition
- Child conversions raise adult issues
- To tell the truth, most churches 'miss the point'
- A lesson from David
- Evangelism conference shorts
- Church transition requires vision & purpose
- Wade: Become like Jesus
- Worley: God lives in those around you
- Worship seminar gives hands-on experience
- Oates continues 50-year legacy in pastoral care
- Caregivers need support from congregations
- BWA calls for decade of racial justice
- Carter: Informal segregation remains
- O'Brien announces retirement from WMU
- Ted Stone finishes 3,550-mile walk against drugs
- What would Jesus do?
- Students 'pedal' their faith on trip to Washington
- Bush and coalition support RFRA
- NATIONAL NOTES
- BAPTIST BRIEFS
- AROUND THE STATE
- ON THE MOVE
- DOWN HOME: She's getting a license to drive her dad crazy
- FAMILY MATTERS: How can I help my child handle separation?
- GRACE & PEACE: God equips some Baptists to be vocational evangelists
- Cartoon
- EDITORIAL: Eliminate evangelistic mixed signals
- Texas Baptist Forum
- EXPLORE THE BIBLE: A loving God is the perfecter of our imperfect faith
- FAMILY BIBLE SERIES: Jesus' example calls for forgiveness in all situations
- LIFE & WORK: God demands poor, oppressed be treated justly
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