PREMIUM ONLINE VERSION for January 6, 1999
Faith and Health are mixing for an increasing number of patients, physicians and pastoral caregivers. Others struggle to find deeper faith when healing does not come. As the new millenium approaches, Christians are proclaiming their faith through...tattoos? Reaction in the religious community to the impeachment of President Clinton has been diverse.
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Faith & Health- Praying doctors find paying patients
- Where is faith when healing doesn't come?
- Lithuanian sees Texans in a new light
- Loss of husband & son taught her faith was only way to beat cancer
- Real pain produces real faith, and real faith prepares for real pain
- Houston octuplets raise new questions about medical ethics and reproduction
- Survey says: Faith matters
- TATTOOS: Christian fashion pushing limits, raising questions
- Latest Christianware: FROG bracelets
- Panhandle church stretches revival from four days to 18
- Holy Land preparing the way for millenial pilgrims
- Supporters 'positive' about Christian country
- Most ministry leaders 'ill-prepared for future
- Reaction to impeachment mixed in religious community
- Land: Clinton a hypocrite; Parham: Nation in peril
- Hope, paranoia and Y2K stir millennial stew
- Texas Tidbits
- Around the State
- On the move
- COMMENTARY: Santa got a special gift this Christmas
- DOWN HOME: Who'd think napping would make her list?
- GRACE & PEACE: Start New Year with a focus on reaching others for Christ
- FAMILY MATTERS: Teach godly principles from a generous heart
- EDITORIAL: We'll strive to be faithful servants
- EXPLORE THE BIBLE: Resisting the expectations of the hometown crowd
- FAMILY BIBLE SERIES: Why you'll never see a hearse pulling a U-Haul
- LIFE & WORK: Four steps to resisting the allure of pornography
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