February 3, 2003

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• Around the State
• Baptist Briefs
• Churches nationwide feeling pinch of tight time
• Classified Ads
• Commentary: Cloning manipulates moral process
• DOWN HOME: Car & fence fight to battered draw
• EDITORIAL: No matter how tempting, don't bite the gambling apple
• World is ripe for spiritual revival; harvesters needed
• Individuals can be on mission wherever they go, speaker says
• Tell Muslims about assurance of salvation in Christ, missionary says
• Recover priority of prayer for renewal, Elmore urges
• Prospects found with online help
• Consider perceptions of unchurched, Seay says
• To evangelize in a small church, ensure ownership, pastor advises
• Temple church models Jesus' admonition to go here, there & everywhere
• Serve up joy of Jesus to go rather than in church only
• Jesus came to the disciples in their time of need
• Proposed HUD rules would fund faith-based buildings
• There are numerous reasons to study the Bible
• Paper to revamp with Georgia-centric plan
• 'I wanted fame; God wanted faithfulness'
• IMB confirms calling missionaries on BF&M
• Ingleside church offers respite for ministers who've been terminated
• Texas Baptist Forum
• Christian music sales stay in tune
• On the Move
• Catholic and Jewish population shifts within U. S. borders
• ART GLASS: Stained glass on display
• Students began student leader conference
• Lead the church out of institutional captivity, student leaders urged
• Scholars debate whether tablet documents Solomon's temple
• Texas Tidbits
• TOGETHER: Pray fervently during global crisis
• Don't have a youth minister? Look at home
• CYBERCOLUMN: Momma bird's love
• Printer-friendly story list
• Silence can lead to a time of profound discovery
• The coming of God to restore & redeem the world
• Reflect the light that shines in the darkness
• It's just Saturday, but Sunday is coming soon
• BAPTISTWAY: Healed by his wounds
• Baptistway: Called to a difficult task
• When trust is misplaced
• BAPTISTWAY: A light to the nations
• God is near, even in troubled times
• Leadership begins with following God
• God still creates 'new days' in lives
• Practice living by faith, not fear
• HE SAID/ SHE SAID : The Cost of Parenting

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