Aporil 21, 2003

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• Army says pastors' training at Fort Bragg meets regulations
• Around the State
• Temple barber cuts a path toward God
• NEW DOCUMENTARY: Bonhoeffer revisited
• Classified Ads
• ANOTHER VIEW: Bill would support care for elderly Texans
• Buckner & Soda Lake Association help families through counseling
• Missionaries respond: 'We are not guilty of misconduct'
• DOWN HOME: Car alarms, dogs and night noises
• EDITORIAL: Tell lawmakers how you feel about important issues
• European Union struggles with what to do about God
• Trust God against overwhelming opposition
• Free choice can bring heavy consequences
• Galveston church gives 'living water' to Beach Party revelers
• McKinney youth travel to Germany despite threat of war
• Are humans 'hard-wired' to believe in God?
• OPINION: Hemphill responds to Standard's story
• American Humanists issue third manifesto
• Illusionist's message stunted and growing
• Cutline: Iraqi Christians wary
• Religious leaders and churchgoers singing from different book on war
• Texas Baptist Forum
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• On the Move
• Pope warns of communion abuses
• Baptist Press disavows reporter after flap with education secretary
• Camparative analysis of SBC key statistics from 1980 to 2002
• SBC membership grows slightly while baptisms di
• Arlington missionaries find disbelief among Swiss
• Texas Tidbits
• TOGETHER: Express concerns to legislators
• Wayland profs mix faith with science
• Wayland tackles enrollment management
• Gunman admits killing missionaries
• Printer-friendly story list
• Jesus shares the gospel in a nutshell
• Pictures are unnecessary; the Word says volumes
• If you are willing, then you are able
• Why do you believe in Jesus?
• It is wise to do what Jesus says
• Spiritual blindness is a real handicap
• A life punctuated by an early death
• Living to die or dying to live
• Hearts, not stomachs, are Jesus' first priority
• Holy Spirit is always present
• 'It is finished' was the beginning
• Darkness flees before the dawn
• Do as Jesus did; be a servant

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