PREMIUM ONLINE VERSION for March 10, 1999
March 7-14 has been designated as the Week of Prayer for North American Missions. The national goal of the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering to benefit missions in North America is $45 million. A prayer request sank a Christian's run for president at Harvard, where evangelicals are in the minority. Prayer at high school football games is unacceptable, according to the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. Search for topics in the
Baptist Standard Archives.
- Annie Armstrong Offering
- Fishing offers gospel hook on the pro circuit
- Where are the Baptists at Harvard?
- Prayer request nixed student's run for office
- Court Tackles Texas football game prayers
- 100 volunteers needed for Australia trips
- CBF again seeking new missionaries
- Court upholds parental notification
- Elizabeth Dole talks of faith & values
- Bill introduced to outlaw eight-liners
- Texas hunger funds revitalize a Kentucky ministry
- John LaNoue retiring to write a 'life message'
- Panhandle Pastors' and Laymen's Conference
- Patterson, Mohler aiding RSV revision
- Michael W. Smith finds refuge at church
- Vietnam experience started Spurger on evangelistic path
- Vestal cites 'unfair' criticism
- Wittner sings last note at Waco church
- Baptist Briefs
- National Notes
- Texas Tidbits
- Around the State
- On the Move
- cartoon
- DOWN HOME: They don't have a prayer when it comes to football
- FAMILY MATTERS: Let God walk with you as you grieve
- GRACE & PEACE: Home Missions has been a vital factor for Texas Baptists
- EDITORIAL: Live up to your Christ-given name
- Texas Baptist Forum
- EXPLORE THE BIBLE: God's creation gives evidence of his greatness
- FAMILY BIBLE SERIES: John demonstrates power of a faithful witness
- LIFE & WORK: Total surrender is price of being a disciple
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