PREMIUM ONLINE VERSION for February 10, 1999
Baptists are winning converts and making disciples in Texas prisons and jails. A special report in this week's Standard spotlights how volunteer ministries are setting prisoners free spiritually. 
San Antonio Evangelist Sammy Tippit exhorted pastors in India to stand fast in the face of persecution after an Australian Baptist missionary and his sons were murdered. The newly formed Christian Association of Student Leaders met at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor to "find the future."
Setting Prisoners Free
- Baptist volunteers unlock God's love
- Ministry abounds when prisoners outnumber population
- Prison Bible ministry began when one couple saw the need
- Chapel would open prison walls
- Students told to 'find the future,' lead others
- After 80 albums, The Cathedrals put away the microphone
- Conference gets back to gospel basics
- dc Talk's Toby McKeehan receives 11 Dove Awards
- IMB won't change divorce policy
- Texans land in India amid violence
- Missionary couple kidnapped
- Comic Lowry turns from talk to music...seriously
- Texans urged to join 60-day prayer effort
- 4 in 10 adults are listening to Christian radio
- More signs for the times
- Houston preparing for YouthLink
- Baptist Briefs
- Texas Tidbits
- National Notes
- Around the State
- On the Move
- COMMENTARY: Lessons learned from our pastor's hospital bedside
- DOWN HOME: Punch line didn't hit me until a few days later
- GRACE & PEACE: God sets a time for everything, including retirement
- Cartoon
- EDITORIAL: Turn your eyes toward Austin
- Texas Baptist Forum
- EXPLORE THE BIBLE: Christ's future return affects Christians' present
- FAMILY BIBLE SERIES: Introspection, remembrance key to Lord's Supper
- LIFE & WORK: Jesus deserved immediate, complete commitments
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