This week's Standard features continuing coverage of the volunteers helping with disaster relief efforts in Oklahoma.

The Star Wars saga echoes an eternal spiritual quest, but it misses the essential truths of Christianity, according to Baylor University religion professor John Wood.

The latest album from Houston-based Caedmon's Call displays a musical vision as wide as a Texas prairie.

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• Volunteers deliver calm after the storm
• Families met on mission trip, then were reunited
  
• Star Wars 'spiritual but not Christian'
  
  
• Forum focuses on relationships
• Houston band plows new ground with '40 Acres'
• Chapman criticizes Texas giving plan
• Hubble discoveries force science, religion to talk again
• Lumberyard Church builds body of Christ
• 'Morning-after pill' takes abortion debate into pharmacies
• Rankin explains prayer calendar change
• Delegation used faith, dialogue to free soldiers
• LifeWay plans Bible translation
• Voucher discussion heats up with scholarship awards
• BAPTIST BRIEFS
• TEXAS TIDBITS
  
  
• AROUND THE STATE
• ON THE MOVE
  
  
• DOWN HOME: Math comes from Mars; literature is from Venus
• GRACE & PEACE: Cooperative Program strengthens Baptists' ministries
• Cartoon
• FAMILY MATTERS: The way everything is supposed to be
  
  
• EDITORIAL: God delivers good out of chaos
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  
  
• EXPLORE THE BIBLE: God still bringing about restoration and renewal
• FAMILY BIBLE SERIES: Holy Spirit available as an aide to Christians
• LIFE & WORK: People are worth the investment of time & effort
  

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