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• Montana Vista stands as mountain of witness in El Paso

• Church's mission wrapped up in its name: Perigrino

• Volunteers: The future of border missions

• 24 churches join in Progreso mission

• All-State musicians hoist a tune and a tool on mission

• New BGCT camp unifies diverse Asian teenagers

• BGCT reduces budget for schools but income could rise

• BGCT annual session will offer 'learning and sharing' sessions

• Bivocational ministers discuss how to respond to abuse cases

• Dead Sea Scroll exhibit coming to Dallas next month

• Bluegrass colors a world of musical joy for Bowie family

• Retirement means teaching duty for Rainey

• Half of Americans approve of unmarried women giving birth

• Garland book contains stories of family faith

• Churches struggle to keep newlyweds in church after wedding

• BEFORE 'I DO': Does premarital counseling make a difference?

• Mexican Baptists and Texas Baptists launch three-year partnership

• Nominees sought for Texas Baptist ministry awards

• Church's vision for a clinic grows with aid from other churches

• Missions network edges forward

• PAISANO: Family camping

• School Supply Train greeted eagerly in Longview

• Memories Spann the ages as professor visits school he started

• Wayland touches Africa through Kenya program

• On the Move

• Around the State

• Texas Tidbits

• Land 'troubled' by Ten Commandments judge's defiance of federal court ruling

• Africa True Love Waits program encouraged by Bush commitment

• Rick Warren sees his role as Bible 'translator' for 21st century people

• Harold Bennett, former SBC executive, dies at 78

• Missionary calls teens to 'fall in love with Jesus'

• Acteens raise their hands in service in classrooms around Nashville

• National Acteens Convention knocks at Nashville

• Acteens tour the world through Global Village created for them

• Cobb leaving CBF leadership

• Baylor chaplains honor volunteer for service

• Education journal studies Baptist governance

• Commission magazine remembered for influence

• Retired missionaries ask SBC leaders to stop inflammatory words against Islam

• Stock market gives IMB some financial relief

• A NOTABLE PERFORMANCE: Musical premieres at Glorieta

• Baptist Briefs

• Operation rescue protestor disrupts worship service

• Christian Baseball League Aims to Offer `Godly' Way of Doing Sports

• Moore ordered to remove monument

• House amendments called political grandstanding

• Astronomers pinpoint crucifixion time

• Is 'The Da Vinci Code' as accurate as it claims to be?

• Government and clergy promote drug education

• Exodus International's convention touts 'freedom' from homosexuality

• Ex-gay warns of winning argument, losing neighbor

• Bush weighs in on defining marriage

• Charitable choice component slows advancement of Head Start bill

• Meteor proposed as Constantine's vision

• Owner of James ossuary suspected in far-reaching antiquities fraud

• Majority approve of reciting 'under God'

• Religious affiliation adds a jolt to appointment

• Churchgoers found to be more altruistic

• BIG DADDY WEAVE: Weaving a way

• Whites paid to go to church

• Texas Baptist Forum

• On the Move

• Around the State

• Cartoon

• Classified Ads

• Explore the Bible for August 10: Faith always has feet; deeds indicate devotion

• Explore the Bible Lesson for Aug. 17: The body's most powerful muscle–the tongue

• Explore the Bible Lesson for Aug. 24: Submission to God is key to glorious living

• Family Bible Study for August 10: Flee temptation and avoid the places it prowls

• Family Bible Study for Aug. 17: God uses those who persevere through the test

• Family Bible Study for Aug. 24: A primer for mending broken relationships



• EDITORIAL: Speak biblically, clearly, lovingly about homosexuality

• DOWN HOME: To recycle or not, that's a question

• TOGETHER: Pray & give to meet great needs

• Texas Baptist Forum

• He Said/ She Said

• CYBERCOLUMN: The gospel according to Seabiscuit by Brett Younger

See articles from previous issue 7/28/03 here.