Storylist for 5/31 issue_53104

June 11, 2004

Storylist for 5/31/04 issue

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FRONT PAGE ARTICLES
• Flood leaves pastor praising God for volunteers

• Website becomes handiest item in toolbox as as church seeks to attract, contact visitors

• Barna reports increased giving to nonprofit organizations last year

• Flood leaves pastor praising God for volunteers



• Website becomes handiest item in toolbox as as church seeks to attract, contact visitors

• Baylor CFO announces plans to leave university, return to private business

• Gay-rights rally organizer strikes plea bargain with Baylor

• Baylor president keeps post; benefactor may pull out money

• BGCT staffers to resign NAMB appointments

• Tornado rips roof off Conroe church

• Bivocational pastor enjoys coaching Hispanic pastors as BGCT consultant

• Texan Engle's spin on worship That's why we're all created

• ETBU choir bound for Russia

• BGCT board asks Houston Baptist University to sever ties with SBTC

• Southwestern uninvited to BGCT exhibit hall

• Dallas-area Baptist volunteers join in Habitat for Humanity building blitz

• Retired minister becomes pastor to pastors in San Angelo

• Reach Millennials by helping them decode life, futurist says

• Pastor sends potent picture postcards to patrons of 'adult' businesses

• NAMB enters cooperative agreement with Baptist churches in Puerto Rico

• Two Texas churches partner with CBF in mission to Navajos

• Brazilians hear language of love from Singing Men

• Terrorist attacks underscore need to evangelize, Spanish leader says

• State comptroller backpedals on tax exemption decision

• Texas-based missionaries offer ministry of reconciliation in Macedonia

• Church collects letters to Congress opposing legal redefinition of marriage

• On the Move

• Around the State

• Texas Tidbits


• Evangelical general apparently linked to Iraqi prison abuse

• Study shows North Carolina Baptists don't like the SBC but continue financial support

• Competing resolutions on public education confront SBC committee

• Churches finding it hard to leave the SBC–even if they do

• Baptist Briefs


• REBECCA ST. JAMES: Preaching purity

• Pass on wisdom, values, life lessons through spiritual wills


• Barna reports increased giving to nonprofit organizations last year

• Covenant model offers hope for 'getting marriage right,' ethicist insists

• Call for Renewal seeks to make poverty an electoral issue

• Promise Keepers pledge to move from stadium rallies to the marketplace

• Ratings report reveals religious radio stations on the rise

• Save the Children names top 10 best, worst nations to be a mother

• Teens who pray expect answers–at least some of the time, survey reveals

CHURCH & STATE
• Religious freedom in Afghanistan & Iraq endangered, panel says

• When it comes to religious freedom, India's future looks much brighter after election

• Oklahoma Muslim student will be allowed to wear headscarves to school

• Former Soviet republic named a top violator of religious freedom by panels

• Church collects letters to Congress opposing legal redefinition of marriage


• Cartoon

• Classified Ads

• Texas Baptist Forum

• On the Move

• Around the State


• EDITORIAL University should live up to its commitment to BGCT

• DOWN HOME: Countdown clock ticks louder still

• TOGETHER: God offers opportunity, accountability

• ANOTHER VIEW: Watch your step in political march

• Texas Baptist Forum

• Cybercolumn by John Duncan: Dad's old glove

• Cybercolumn by Jeanie Miley: Talk, action & love


• LifeWay Explore the Bible Series for June 6: Most jobs are too big for any individual person

• LifeWay Family Bible Series for June 6: Baptism proclaims an encounter with Christ

• LifeWay Explore the Bible Series for June 13: God continues to use people to meet needs

• LifeWay Family Bible Series for June 13: Lord's Supper symbolizes God's new covenant

See articles from previous issue 5/17/04 here.