May 19, 2003

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• Panel warns religious freedom at risk in Afghan
• Around the State
• Baptist Briefs
• Amos in the eye of the storm
• Going to church never felt so bad
• On the outside looking in
• Eyes wide open to the future
• Prophetic words to the filthy rich
• Classified Ads
• ANOTHER VIEW: Look below the surface for answers to global problems
• Congreso de la Frontera brings families together
• DOWN HOME: Sky impression, faulty opinions
• EDITORIAL: Mission boards' historic steps reshap Baptist heritage
• The gospel never should be compromised
• An urgent summons for evangelistic field hands
• Greenville Hispanic church cultivates a seedbed of outreach by training
• HBU trustee committee to study relation to SBTC
• Hispanic School OKs 2008 plans
• IMB trustees make budget cuts; Willis retiring
• Iraqi Christians fear for safety
• Should Christian 'soldiers' march onward in Iraq?
• Texas Baptist Forum
• New Missouri convention meets
• Lotz proposes Third World network
• Missions network board adopts purpose statement
• On the Move
• Restoration project bolsters historic Texas church
• San Angelo church builds a mission project in parking lot
• Kelley proposes offering for SBC seminaries; Criswell name possible
• Singles urged to be people of God
• Tamez nominated for Convencion
• Loss of 43 missionaries in a day called IMB record
• For her birthday, Texas-born missionary got a pink slip from the IMB
• Texas Tidbits
• TOGETHER: Changed lives change lives of others
• WORSHIP WITNESS: Texas songwriter Chris Tomlin
• Massive collegiate worship event coming to North Texas
• Tornado took deacon for a wild ride
• Wayland keeps tuition rate steady
• Pastors' wives know joy & pain
• Ministers' families no perfect, Miley says
• Printer-friendly story list
• 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
• CYBERCOLUMN: Amish Baptists
• HE SAID/ SHE SAID : Estate sale

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