October 14, 2002

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• Music minister seriously injured in car acciden
• Arlington church ministers locally, globally
• Around the State
• Ministry to blind helps Texans see Graham's mission
• Baptist Briefs
• Texas Senate candidates speak on faith & values
• Classified Ads
• ANOTHER VIEW: Rural values should guide every life
• Deaf campus ministry blossoms among 'least evangelized'
• DOWN HOME: Give an old dog a new bedroom
• EDITORIAL: Maybe we can save the sound of all worship languages
• How would you have responded to Jesus' claims?
• Falwell's theology shaped by politics, BGCT leaders say
• Have faith in the face of unfilled promises
• Years of prayer pave Graham's path to Metroplex
• Texans trail Lili with chainsaws, food
• VISIONS OF SIN & SALVATION: Illusionist Jonathan Curtis
• Texas Baptist Forum
• Mission board offers compromise on covenant agreement
• COME OVER & HELP US: Texas African-Americans visits Nigeria
• Oklahoma churches consider BGCT
• On the Move
• Phoenix opens doors to SBC messengers
• Driver puts gospel pedal tothe metal on nation'
• 'Come together,' Baker urges
• Greer makes wish; retirees surprised
• U.S. teens more conservative than their elders
• TOGETHER: Annual session: Work & worship
• Printer-friendly story list
• Be victorious when wrestling with life's gray areas
• Be careful, not to distract others from worship
• Make certain Lord's Supper is honoring to Christ
• God is the Giver of all good things, including sex
• CYBERCOLUMN: Abiding
• HE SAID/ SHE SAID : Back to school

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