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• Gibson 'softens' Passion story, but Jewish leaders skeptical of movie

• Offering puts agent of blessing in hospital

• From despair to diploma: UMHB student walks a new road now

Christian Music business
• Does your church harbor pirates?

• Ministers suspected among best-known music pirates

• Christian contemporary music: business or ministry?

• Destination Known charts a course

Other Texas articles
• From despair to diploma: UMHB student walks a new road now

• Offering puts agent of blessing in hospital

• Sloan welcomes students, vows to stay put

• Cosby visits Baylor, but critics still aren't laughing

• Texas directors of missions meet in first annual session

• Houston girl's donation helps others by a hair

• Bible-based discipleship fuels Lake Pointe growth

• Texas heritage Awards honor Bishop, Colton, Craft and Leavell

• DBU's Glowing Hearts in Canada

• College orientation isn't just for students any more

• Waco church start delivers real love

• Quanah women find prayer really changes things

• Texas voters to consider church taxation measure

• Furniture builders make a case for volunteerism

• Students 'Focus' on faith

• BRAIN TRUST: Survivor returns to children's home

• Baylor team assesses needs for educational aid in Iraq

• ETBU student's ministry highlights heroes

• This chaplain keeps ministry on tap

• Associational leaders face changing environment

• Asian youth cross cultures and border

• CENTER STAGE MINISTRY: Arts camp in Fort Worth

• On the Move

• Around the State

• Texas Tidbits

• North Carolina convention cuts 24 positions, 20 percent of staff

• Namb cuts $11 million from 2004 budget as income wanes

• Website explains all about unreached people groups

• Annuity Board offers insurance updates

• Baptist Briefs

• Gibson 'softens' Passion story, but Jewish leaders skeptical of movie

• 300 years later, Wesley influences American religion

• Temple Mount open for visits by non-muslims

• World harbors 35 million refugees

• Russian court convicts Baptist worker of smuggling, confiscates donations

• New NEA president hopes to enhance evangelicals' image

• Conference advances Jewish evangelism

Families
• Seven in 10 U.S. children still live with two parents

• One-fourth of sexually active teens report abuse

• New Testament as fashion magazine a hit with teen girls

• Bush affirms faith in interview

Nation
• Congress returns to face church-state issues

• Alabama monument removed: judge under scrutiny

• Navy chaplains suit expanded to include 2,000

• Student FISH club allowable

• Mississippi court rules fetus is a person to be protected

• Death row exonerations reach new high

• Poll: Americans more concerned about Islam today

• Texas Tidbits

• On the Move

• Texas Baptist Forum

• Classified Ads

• Cartoon

• Texas Baptist Forum

• EDITORIAL: Prop. 3 will help churches

• EDITORIAL: 2003 Davis offering unusually vital

• DOWN HOME: A guy's gotta know his place

• TOGETHER: Listen & respond to 'God's call'

• ANOTHER VIEW: U.S. overlooks Africa's 'twin towers'

• Commentary: Love, not angry slogans, will convince Muslims of God's love

• Texas Baptist Forum

• Cybercolumn: Shopping addiction by Brett Younger

• He Said/ She Said: Church talk

• Texas Baptist Forum

• Reflections on response to missionaries • Creedal use of 2000 BF&M ‘differs radically' from historic Baptist practices by Keith Parks

Previous Cybercolumns:
• Cybercolumn: What it takes by Berry D. Simpson

• Cybercolumn: If a tree falls by Terry Cosby

• Cybercolumn: I dress for success by John Duncan

• Cybercolumn: Bigger, stronger, wiser… by Donna Van Cleve

• Family Bible Study for 9/14:Worship is meant to glorify God, not self

• Explore the Bible for 9/14: Paul reminds readers of heavenly citizenship

• Family Bible Study for 9/21: Christians should align priorities carefully

• Explore the Bible for 9/21: Humility is key ingredient in good relationships

See articles from previous issue 8/25/03 here.