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EULESS, Texas (BP)--Our families are under siege. The battle is raging and casualties arrive with names: Columbine High School, Santana High School and most recently El Cajon High School. Names of children mark the casualties of the war.
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--More than eight in 10 Americans hunger to experience spiritual growth, according to a 1999 Gallup poll.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--America is in a serious state, Richard Land said during Freewill Baptist Bible College's annual Bible conference. And the Southern Baptist ethicist stressed the nation's problems stem from internal injuries and are not the work of an enemy beyond the country's shores.
JACKSON, Tenn. (BP)--Last October, nearly 2,000 friends, trustees, faculty, staff and students of Union University had the unique opportunity to welcome former Soviet Union President Mikhail Gorbachev to Jackson, Tenn. Mr. Gorbachev spoke for almost one hour on the topic "From Totalitarianism to Democracy." The former president was warm, personable…
SANTEE, Calif. (BP)--The Southern Baptists in Santee, Calif., a bedroom community outside San Diego, are a small, but faithful band of believers. They gather in small, non-descript buildings and storefronts with congregations numbering in the low hundreds. But in the days following the shootings at Santana High School, Southern Baptists…
McMINNVILLE, Ore. (BP)--Ted Turner has never been one to hide his disdain for the followers of Jesus Christ. He was once quoted as stating that Christianity was for losers.
SANTEE, Calif. (BP)--Hundreds of Santana High School students, many accompanied by their parents, returned to class March 7, just two days after a 15-year-old boy opened fire, killing two students and injuring 13 others, including two adults.
SANTEE, Calif. (BP)--When a 15-year-old gunman opened fire on his classmates March 5 at Santana High School, the national news media descended upon this small, bedroom community of San Diego in biblical proportions.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--LifeWay Christian Resources has shipped nearly 2,000 CDs containing taped counseling sessions to a high school in California where a teenager killed two students and wounded 13 others.
TALLAHASEE, Fla. (BP)--The National Organization for Women, along with a Palm Beach synagogue and three other plaintiffs, argued before a Florida Circuit Court March 1 that the state's Choose Life license plates should be recalled because the message violates the First Amendment religion clauses.
