March 31, 2003

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• Alabama family leads effort to display Easter crosses
• Small Amarillo church puts on a big feed for hungry kids
• Around the State
• Baptist Briefs
• Gospel brunches serve up faith with food
• Cartoon
• 'Chaps' on deck
• Classified Ads
• ANOTHER VIEW: Bible codes and mysteries of faith
• Houston church lifts high the cross, draws people
• BGCT releases new curriculum for Spanish language and culture
• Computers aren't divinely inspired
• EDITORIAL: Palm Sunday crowd got words right, meaning wrong
• Leaders of emerging church urged to seek harmony with past & future
• Christ's resurrection has eternal significance
• Senator sees faith-based solution to shortage of Texas foster-care families
• Christ's call to life demands a response
• Perry & Strayhorn open gate to video gambling
• Texas Baptist giving to SBC causes shifts channels but slows overall
• Missionary murdered in Guatemala
• Progress reported on HBTS name change
• My Father's House sets sights on a new home
• Texas Baptist Forum
• Missionary resigns IMB, says BF&M makes humans model for Jesus
• Missouri WMU could lose CP funding
• Texas pastor delivers aid to North Korea, sees troubling sights
• National Notes
• Odessa youth Bible study reaches as far as Mexico
• On the Move
• PROPHET OR RACIST? Islam watcher Daniel Pipes
• U.S. sailors pray as they walk the deck
• Senator drops hiring discrimination language from faith-based bill
• TBM Disaster Relief on "orange' alert
• Texas Tidbits
• TOGETHER: Student ministry impacts Texas
• University rallies for troops
• School voucher bill passes out of House committee
• Wayland partnership in Kenya bears fruit
• Printer-friendly story list
• CYBERCOLUMN: God's message board
• 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
• HE SAID/ SHE SAID : Estate sale

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