PREMIUM ONLINE VERSION for January 27, 1999
This week's Standard includes a special report examining church signs. Do they really communicate? Read the stories, then give us your feedback. Roadside memorial markers provide a way to deal with grief from losing a loved one in an auto accident. But they can cause problems too. Ken Coffee is retiring after 45 years steeped in Texas Baptist ministry.
What's Your Sign?
- Few churches show signs of times
- DeSoto church's sign brings in first-time visit
- Tips for church signs
- Roadside markers causing grief for road crews
- Memorials can be healthy--for a while
- Annie giving sets new pace for sixth year
- Early assimilation crucial to retain members in
- Baptist Briefs
- Chaplaincy training planned
- Coffee steeped in Texas Baptist life
- Commission taps Eckeberger
- Congressional action on religious liberty uncertain
- More funding changes likely, Dilday predicts
- National Notes
- Pacesetter churches recognized for baptism record
- Teague: Don't place productivity over purpose
- Texas Tidbits
- In Washington, which side's prayers are best?
- Wayland 2000
- Why, oh, why are we fearing Y2K won't be OK?
- Around the State
- On the Move
- Commentary: Just who do we think God is, anyway?
- Down Home: We could sponsor the Come to Jesus coin toss
- Family Matters: How can I control the rage I vent at home?
- Grace & Peace: Education plays important role a
- Cartoon
- Editorial: Beware Baptist 'urban legends'
- Texas Baptist Forum
- EXPORE THE BIBLE: Servanthood not out of style
- FAMILY BIBLE SERIES: There's more than one way to tell the good news
- LIFE & WORK: Bible teaches consequences of homosexuality
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