Storylist for 3/19/07 issue

Storylist for week of 3/19/07

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• Procter & Gamble wins $19 million judgment over Satanism rumors

• Mohler's ‘gay baby' blog stirs bio-ethics debate

• Dismissed professor files lawsuit against Southwestern seminary

• NAE rebuffs Bush administration in joining anti-torture statement

• Gingrich, potential GOP ‘08 candidate, admits affair while pursuing Clinton

• Author Lucado steps down from San Antonio pulpit



• Mohler's ‘gay baby' blog stirs bio-ethics debate


Dispatches from Africa Special Report

Managing Editor Ken Camp traveled with Buckner International through Kenya and Ethiopia. His reports appear in our March 19 print edition.. New articles on Ken Camp's trip to Africa: • Pure Religion: Volunteers export hope to African orphans • Buckner Kenya leader pours himself into poor children • ‘If it cost me my life to save 1 child, I still would come' • How you can support ministries in Africa … Ken Camp's Original Dispatches: • A bright hope for foster children (2/24) • Laying a cornerstone in Ethiopia (2/23) • Sent to live at New Life Home (2/22) • In Nairobi's Gehenna (2/21) • Visiting a Masaai village (2/20) • Slums, churches and a new hope (2/18) • New regulations slow us down (2/17) • An African journey begins (2/16)

• Texas rural poverty ministry helps residents in colonias

• Retooling required for reaching others

• Casino proposal predicted to roll slack promises, not big jackpots

• Balmorhea's Kids in the Kitchen dish up doses of love

• The Quarterly Report of Cooperative Giving for October through December, 2006

• On the Move

• Around the State


• Southwestern, McKissic back away from ‘tongue'-lashing

• Baptist Briefs


• Faith and Values Awards' star shines brightest on Nativity, Commandments

• Faith Digest


• Book Reviews


• Classified Ads

• Cartoon

• Texas Baptist Forum

• On the Move

• Around the State


• EDITORIAL: Starter kit for a new kind of convention

• DOWN HOME: Why a true Baptist loved folks so well

• TOGETHER: Two events need prayer & support

• RIGHT or WRONG? Gospel 'of' or 'about'

• Texas Baptist Forum

• Cybercolumn by Berry D. Simpson: Reading habits and expanded horizons



• BaptistWay Bible Series for March 18: Christian community is worth the effort

• Bible Studies for Life Series for March 18: Jesus takes care of us

• Explore the Bible Series for March 18: Boldly Donning a New Identity

• BaptistWay Bible Series for March 25: Ready to do ministry in a new way

• Bible Studies for Life Series for March 25: Jesus restores our life

• Explore the Bible Series for March 25: Submission: The sign of a well-ordered life



Previously Posted
• Philanthropist John Baugh remembered as “spiritual giant”

• Southwestern Seminary seeks trustee's removal

• Pastors, laymen challenged at Panhandle conference

• Court will not review policy banning NY nativity scenes

• NAE leader responds to pressure on global warming

• ‘Comfortable' Christians lose touch with the world, Mosaic pastor insists

• Baptist workers provide training to church leaders in China

• Baptist agency offers PAL to young adults leaving foster care

• BWA committee nominates first non-white general secretary

• Don't ignore date violence, youth ministers told

• CLC supports stiffer penalties for repeat child abusers

• Baptist leaders call Baugh a ‘hero' & a ‘giant'

• Archaeologists, evangelical critique documentary

• Abolitionist Wilberforce's life a model for modern Christians, historian says

• Friends bring friends to Jesus

• SBC leaders acknowledge Baptist bloggers here to stay

• Page cautiously optimistic about Southern Baptists

• Will associations, conventions become relics?

• Tolerance, not uniformity, needed to keep SBC together


• See a complete list of articles from our previous 3/05/ 2007 issue here.