Storylist for 9/17/07 issue

Storylist for week of 9/17/07

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• Hearing the Call


• Amarillo minister to be nominated for BGCT second vice president at hometown meeting

• Texas Baptist Men feeding units called to aid hurricane victims

• Kyle Lake Foundations launches memorial golf tournament

• Around the State

• Texas Tidbits

Hearing the call of ministry
• Hearing the Call

• East Texas church gives stamp of approval to 82-year-old's ministry

• When it comes to missions, there's something in the water in Red Springs

• Ministers hear call through many voices

• Call clarification important at Baptist schools


• Candidates' religious commitment not a big voter draw, survey shows

• Federal court says Seattle-area high school can deny charter to Bible club

• Book reveals Mother Teresa's prolonged ‘dark night of the soul'

• Faith Digest


• Book Reviews


• Classified Ads

• Cartoon

• Around the State


• EDITORIAL: Good news from MTV, of all places

• DOWN HOME: Lessons learned at a busy intersection

• TOGETHER: Missions offering touches Texas lives

• 2nd Opinion: The importance of letting go

• RIGHT or WRONG? Doctrinal disagreements

• Texas Baptist Forum

• Cybercolumn by John Duncan: Thinking baseball



• BaptistWay Bible Series for September 16: Just not good enough

• Bible Studies for Life Series for Sept. 16: Facing the fiery furnace

• Explore the Bible Series for September 16: Strive for godly perfection

• BaptistWay Bible Series for September 23: Here's the solution

• Bible Studies for Life Series for Sept. 23: Handling success successfully

• Explore the Bible Series for September 23: Always trust Christ


Previously Posted
• Official confirms church-starting fund probe in U.S. Attorney's Office

• Fire destroys First Church, Dripping Springs

• Texas Baptist museum to be remodeled

• Fidelity to God's calling motivates musician

• Three-minute challenge exposes more than 4,600 bikers to gospel

• James Kennedy, elder statesman of Religious Right, dead at 76

• Campus minister shared story of Jesus, kept his own wartime story to himself

• Missionaries from Texas ride out Hurricane Felix

• TBM volunteers respond to Minnesota floods

• Bivocational church leader Ray plans to retire this fall

• Baptist philanthropist Eula Mae Baugh dies

• Listening sessions remind search committee of Texas Baptists' diversity


• See articles from the previous 9/03/07 issue here.