Storylist for 9/04/06 issue

Storylist for week of 9/04/06

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• Ethicists say Colleyville pastor's real estate deal crossed line

• Bush's use of “Islamic fascism” prompts debate

• Wayland student, family fear persecution if they return to Comoros Islands

• Lebanon Baptists say goodbye to refugees, but ministry continues


Hardin-Simmons Student Mission Trips
• Hardin-Simmons students in Nigeria

• Nigeria Update: Candles in the wind

• HSU Update from Jos, Nigeria

• HSU adventure camp in Slovenia



• LIFE GOES ON: Crossroads project aims to rebuild in New Orleans


• Seminary pulls plug on trustee's online sermon

• Texas Baptists urged to adopt unreached groups in Houston

• Sweet dreams of urban transformation

• On the Move

• Around the State

• Texas Tidbits

• Quarterly Report on Cooperative Program Giving (pdf file)

Special: One Year After Katrina
• LIFE GOES ON: Crossroads project aims to rebuild in New Orleans

• Displaced New Orleans resident finds home at Gracewood

• Houston faith communities plan for future hurricanes

• East Texas church sends minister to southern Louisiana

• Texas Baptists urged to adopt unreached groups in Houston

• Miracle Farm offers refuge to Hurricane Rita evacuees

• Nederland church marks new beginning in new sanctuary

• Nehemiah's Vision helps Southeast Texas recover from Rita

• New Orleans churches radically changed by Katrina

• Churches become rallying points for New Orleans recovery

• Baptist volunteers make impact on Crescent City

• Volunteer director feels calling to restore Mississippi town

• Sabine Pass churches focus on rebuilding community

• Gulfport members learn church is not brick and mortar

• Pastor uses retirement funds to help restore church

• Couple left family, friends to run volunteer base in Gulfport

• Katrina giving did not hurt other charities, group says

• Inexperience hurt effectiveness of some Katrina relief groups

• Teens from FBC Wolfforth help Buckner get facilities back to normal



• Florida interview stirs controversy

• Baptist Briefs


• Baptist volunteers make impact on Crescent City


• Environment reveals evangelical rift

• Evangelicals part company with Bush on North Korea


• Book Reviews


• Classifieds

• Cartoon

• Texas Baptist Forum

• On the Move


• EDITORIAL: Offering touches lives across Texas

• DOWN HOME: Just take a picture of living-room stuff

• TOGETHER: Make an eternal difference in a life

• 2nd Opinion: Letters impact immigration reform

• Right or Wrong? Am I prejudiced?

• Texas Baptist Forum

• Cybercolumn by Berry Simpson: Talking to God


• BaptistWay Bible Series for August 27: The gospel transforms human relationships

• Family Bible Series for August 27: Maximize the opportunities God provides

• Explore the Bible Series for August 27: The love song of the Old Testament

• BaptistWay Bible Series for September 3: Meditate on the words of Scripture for wisdom

• Bible Studies for Life Series for September 3: Good leadership comes down to following Jesus

• Explore the Bible Series for September 3: Hold fast to the message of Christ


Previously Posted
• Loan Corporation cuts interest rates

• Cartoonist brings Christian faith to the funny papers

• New DBU students become oriented to community service

• BGCT trailer benefits cowboy churches

• Missions takes hit in proposed 2007 BGCT budget

• ‘Home Sweet Home Alabama,' thanks to relief groups


See complete list of articles from our previous 8/21/06 issue