Posted 3/07/04
Storylist for3/08 issue
• Texas • Baptists
• Faith • Departments • Opinion • Bible Study
• Temple volunteers cook 'casseroles for Christ'
• Bivocational ministry means two places to minister, Fort Worth pastor says
• Temple volunteers cook 'casseroles for Christ'
• Bivocational ministry means two places to minister, Fort Worth pastor says
• BGCT Executive Board affirms BWA
• BGCT to end LifeWay relationship
• Revisioning process to move BGCT forward, put controversy behind, leaders tell board
• Truett conference speakers issue wake-up call to Christians
• Leaders say drastic shift in youth ministry needed for the 21st century needs
• 'Passion' too intense for most young children, ministry leaders suggest
• Quilting bee-lievers at First Baptist Church in Plano
• Regional convocations for Hispanic laity seek to inspire, train and equip
• Lariat editorial sparks controversy
• Richardson church helps Latvian Christians break down walls with music
• WorldconneX forming 'network of networks' to create points of connection
• Baylor regents urge president to mend fences with faculty
• Children need parents to listen carefully to their questions about God, experts advise
• Texas children deserve quality education, commission says
• Mission volunteers bring smiles to Indian faces
• Carroll Institute offers new approach to theological training
• Christian Leadership Institute for high school youth slated at Baylor
• Twister wrecks Seymour church gym
• Enrollment at BGCT schools mixed
• Show Christ's love by working to renew communities, student leaders told
• TBM names Smith executive director, agrees to work with SBTC on disaster relief ministry
• Texas Tidbits
• On the Move
• Around the State
• Health care chaplains maintain they serve in pastoral role
• CBF council proposes doubling BWA financial support next year
• BWA denied exhibit space at SBC meeting
• Baptist Briefs
• Whistleblower tells chilling tale of ruin
• Pressure mounts as Bush backs gay marriage ban
• Gay marriage OK in Oregon county
• Ministers turned away from schools during lunch
• Oath trumps court order, Moore claims
• Court rules states can't be forced to fund religion
• Cartoon
• Classified Ads
• Texas Baptist Forum
• On the Move
• Editorial: BGCT must seize singular moment for significant change
• Down Home: Just last night, I dreamed that …
• Together: BGCT will honor churches' decisions
• Cybercolumn by John Duncan: Snow flakes falling
• Texas Baptist Forum
• LifeWay Explore the Bible Series for March 7: The gospel is all about changing people's lives
• LifeWay Family Bible Series for March 7: God selects his leaders from those who listen
• LifeWay Explore the Bible Series for March 14: The qualities of servant-leaders enumerated
• LifeWay Family Bible Series for March 14: Prophets don't point to answers, but to God
• LifeWay Explore the Bible Series for March 21: A godly character is a key part of evangelism
• LifeWay Family Bible Series for March 21: Refuse to compromise when life's trials come
Commentary on “The Passion of The Christ”
• Reagan White: Atonement and “The Passion”
• Brett Younger: Questions about “The Passion”
• Randy Bissell: A passionate appeal
• Erich Bridges: Envying Mel Gibson
• David Gushee: Passions and 'The Passion'
• Keith D. Herron: An unethical evangelism
• Mariane Holbrook: We don’t weep enough
• Jon Walker: A master storyteller presents a crucified Christ
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• Dennis R. Wiles: Who killed Jesus?
See articles from previous issue 2/23/04 here.
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