PREMIUM ONLINE VERSION for April 7, 1999
Baptists worldwide are praying for peace in the troubled Balkans. Missionary leaders especially appeal for prayer for Christians who are trying to bridge the ethnic gap in Yugoslavia. A Baptist soccer program in Tegucigalpa. Honduras, is turning youth gang members to Christ. Zowie! Broadman & Holman Publishers has released a Bible designed in comic strip format to entice teenagers-ages 14 and up-to partake in God's word. Search for topics in the
Baptist Standard Archives.
- Baptists pray for peace in Balkans
- Kosovo stirs European Christian fear of Islam
- Commentary: Is NATO action in Kosovo a 'just war'?
- Zowie! It's the Bible in comic-book form
- After years of planting, Rehoboth reaps harvest
- Hundreds sought for Asia project
- Retirees build 20-year record of constructive Texas ministry
- Camacho will be nominated for 2nd term
- Texas woman first to head VA chaplains
- Summer volunteers sought for China work
- Soccer ministry reaching Tegucigalpa's youth gangs
- Pinson leads prayer walk in Germany
- Hispanic women to gather in July in San Antonio
- 'Powerful' revival follows disaster in Honduras
- The letter of the law
- Methodist pastor suspended over same-sex ceremony
- BGCT search committee requests input and prayer
- Southwestern to offer graduate degrees at Criswell College in Dallas
- NATIONAL NOTES
- BAPTIST BRIEFS
- TEXAS TIDBITS
- AROUND THE STATE
- ON THE MOVE
- DOWN HOME: Showers of blessings: Thank God for plumbers
- GRACE & PEACE: Encourage participation in Ministers' Wives' Retreat
- FAMILY MATTERS: When do we suspend the 'house rules'?
- EDITORIAL: Kosovo raises important questions
- Texas Baptist Forum
- EXPLORE THE BIBLE: The trials of life are opportunities for renewal
- FAMILY BIBLE SERIES: The truth is strong enough to stand up to doubt
- LIFE & WORK: An obedient heart in the hands of God is enough
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