Storylist for 11/20/06 issues

Storylist for week of 11/20/06

• UMHB missions emphasis brings world needs into focus

• Baylor service day draws 3,000 volunteers

• Couple helps start Buckner aid to gypsy groups in Romania

• Boomers, Busters see sex differently

• Christoval church opens doors to kids after school

• Wade still has support despite anger, sadness at scandal

• Court hears arguments on partial-birth abortion ban cases

• Arkansas OKs bingo despite Baptist opposition

• Fire destroys encampment auditorium

• Moving On: Board âpre-empted' BGCT by recommending reforms

• Theological university president moves to Buckner post

BGCT annual meeting coverage
• Moving On: Board âpre-empted' BGCT by recommending reforms

• African-American rally focuses on worship & thanksgiving

• Battle of the Bands winner

• Trust in God in turbulent times, president tells BGCT

• Texas Baptists challenged to âshare the light'

• Church starting policies designed to ensure accountability

• City Reach meets needs

• Fellowship of Cowboy Churches points to continued growth

• DaVinci Code DVD dialogue a starting place

• Steps already taken to implement recommendations

• Church not immune from family violence

• Preaching must change to communicate with culture

• Texas Baptists urged to launch world missions offering

• Internet ministry can help churches expand their reach

• Kids Hope USA mentors make a difference

• Missions network participants rally in Arlington

• Missions workshop offers tips

• Restoration of trust is vital, BGCT leaders agree

• Nontraditional approaches may be needed

• Warm affection, cool discipline key to parenting

• Piper Institute board votes to dissolve at year's end

• Churches can help members deal with sexual addiction

• Mission testimonies highlight TBM rally

• CWJC graduate gains national honors

BGCT convention articles previously posted
• Executive director committed to âclean up the mess'

• Texas WMU reschedules annual meeting

• Unity emphazised at Texas Baptist Hispanic Fellowship rally

• Ministry awards presented to Texas Baptist innovators

• On the Move

• Around the State

• Texas Tidbits

• Tennessee Baptists move to the right

• N.C. Baptists bar gay-friendly churches

• Baptist Briefs

• Movie views evangelicals as key environmental reformers

• Religious freedom violators noted

The business side of religion:
• Pastors face stresses, challenges of corporate CEO's

• Congregations embrace the business side of religion

• Endowments provide churches a financial safety net

• Books reviewed in this issue are: Whose Bible is it? by Jaroslav Pelikan, The Serving Leader: Five Powerful Actions That Will Transform Your Team, Your Business and Your Community by Ken Jennings and John Stahl-Wert and Making the Blue Plate Special: The Joy of Family Legacies by Florence Littauer, Marita Littauer and Lauren Littauer Briggs