PREMIUM ONLINE VERSION for February 24, 1999
NEW! Search our archives. A team of doctors and dentists from Abilene didn't let threats of persecution stop them from ministering in India. 
Ahmed, a nomad in Chad, questioned his Muslim upbringing. Those questions led him to Christ. Chaplains for Buckner ElderCare bring fellowship to senior adults who are often isolated from church and family.
- Texas baptisms highest in 43 years
- Threat of persecution didn't stop West Texans in India
- Y2K Christians must focus on duty, not dates
- Fundamentalist, liberal labels won't last
- SBC leaders decry Senate's acquittal of Clinton
- Laity Institute hopes to name head by May
- Zoning hurts churches, prof warns
- Ovilla youth put feet to pledges
- Texan Pieniazek named Acteens Panelist
- LifeWay plans new curriculum
- Rec Lab games
- TBM training center will teach even in construction
- Vega church slides to the rescue of stranded I-40 travelers
- Carter, 'dismayed' by politics, shares struggle
- In Chad, questions led nomad to Christ
- Buckner chaplains help elderly deal with isolation
- Weber traces history of dispensationalism
- Nine mainline denominations seek more cooperation
- Baptist Briefs
- Texas Tidbits
- National Notes
- Around the State
- On the Move
- DOWN HOME: The key to life's meaning is knowing your purpose
- GRACE & PEACE: Baptismal waters link long line of Texas Baptists
- FAMILY MATTERS: Three generations live under one roof
- Cartoon
- EDITORIAL: Inspect threads of Texans' quilts
- Texas Baptist Forum
- EXPLORE THE BIBLE: Jesus still turns followers' tragedies into triumphs
- FAMILY BIBLE SERIES: Believers' lives should mirror hope found in Jesus
- LIFE & WORK: Christians called to demonstrate service to the world
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