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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--Larry Burkett, a stalwart for faithful living through stewardship of financial resources and chairman of the board of directors for Crown Financial Ministries, passed away in the early hours of the morning, July 4. He was 64.
WASHINGTON (BP)--Family Research Council President Ken Connor is leaving his post with one of Washington's leading pro-family organizations.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (BP)--The effort to remove California Gov. Gray Davis from office passed a hurdle July 7 when recall supporters announced they were ending their petition drive and had more than enough signatures to qualify for the ballot.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--Nine years ago, Bob Stith began to feel guilty about the negative attitude toward homosexuals he preached in his sermons. He knew he should change when he realized that he was more likely to push homosexuals away rather than draw them in to the church.
EDMOND, Okla. (BP)--When Robin Fiechtl's second daughter was born, Fiechtl cried for three hours.
OKLAHOMA CITY (BP)--While attending a press conference for the new seminary president at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, it became apparent there were two kinds of questions being asked. As the press conference progressed, it became rather humorous to watch how one set of questions was coming from the speaker's left, while another set of questions was asked by the media on the speaker's right.