PREMIUM ONLINE VERSION for March 3, 1999
Robert Naylor is remembered as a passionate preacher, adept administrator and faithful friend. He died Feb. 21 at age 90. Six years into his presidency, Bill Clinton is an enigma to many observers sifting through contradictory clues as to how meaningful faith is to his public and private lives. A "church planting movement" implies multiplication beyond human abilities to contain or control growth. Several are under way among hard-to-reach people groups. Search for topics in the
Baptist Standard Archives.
- Robert Naylor remembered as preacher & mentor
- Arkansas church thriving despite Clinton controversy
- Clinton's faith an enigma to observers
- Amarillo layman to head BGCT search committee
- BGCT committee will defend against 'slanderous attacks'
- Texas literature to premiere in one year
- Boats & goats stategic to Baptist relief work in Honduras
- Religious freedom bill gains support
- SBC won't abandon Orlando meeting despite boycott
- No change in Cooperative Program percentages
- Church moves in on nude club
- Is America's cultural war over, or is the battle changing?
- Blood sometimes irrigates church plantings in hostile areas
- Church planting movements: 'God does it; we watch'
- Opal Dilday dead at 91
- AROUND THE STATE
- ON THE MOVE
- DOWN HOME: Who needs directions when rushing will do?
- FAMILY MATTERS: Fad, excuse don't cover attention deficit
- GRACE & PEACE: What a wonderful year ... what a great challenge
- EDITORIAL: Beautiful page from an ugly chapter
- Texas Baptist Forum
- EXPLORE THE BIBLE: Life or destruction--a decision all must make
- FAMILY BIBLE SERIES: Faith too important to rest on anything but Jeus
- LIFE & WORK: Commitment to Christian discipleship is costly
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