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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)—Recounting lessons from his 50-state bus tour to promote evangelism and cooperation, Southern Baptist Convention President Bobby Welch said people in the pews and pulpits are eager for a new challenge with eternal implications—one akin to “an elephant hunt” rather than “chasing squirrels and rabbits and birds.”
MIAMI (BP)—Fifty-four new missionaries were urged to depend on the Lord, one another and Southern Baptists as they go to their part of the North American mission field.
PAVILLION, Wyo. (NAMB)—With the deft skill of a trained artisan, Terrell O'Brien selects a sculpting tool and places it on the subject.
CLEARWATER (FBW)—Clearly leaving the appellate courts 21 days to decide if any of the legal motions or appeals in the Terri Schiavo case have merit, Sixth Circuit Judge George W. Greer Feb. 25 denied an emergency stay in the case of Terri Schiavo.
DAYTONA (FBW)—Racing fans at Daytona Speedway found not only friendly faces, but also prayer partners in the tent of the Central Florida Raceway Ministry. The annual Christian presence at Daytona, in its 20th season, is a ministry arm of Halifax Baptist Association.
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McMINNVILLE, Ore. (BP)—Dear Jennie,
Congratulations on your Olympic performance. Your superior pitching helped secure a gold medal for the U.S.A. softball team. Way to go!
As consumers, we are aware that our health insurance premiums continue to rise, but we don’t always understand why.
FORT LAUDERDALE (FBW)--Speakers urged Christians to continue to be “salt and light” in laying claim to America’s rich Christian heritage during the 10th annual Reclaiming America for Christ conference.
FORT LAUDERDALE (FBW)--Courts have strayed from embracing God’s precepts to mocking them during the last 175 years, Alliance Defense Fund President Alan Sears told the 10th annual Reclaiming America for Christ conference.
BROWARD/MIAMI-DADE (FBW) – Even as early voting has begun in Broward and Miami-Dade counties, proponents and opponents of referendums in each county which would permit the introduction of Las Vegas-style slot machines at seven pari-mutuel facilities in the two South Florida counties are entering the home stretch in a race that most observers believe the gambling industry will easily win.