Kansas school board chairman defends faith, attacks evolution ‘dogma’
Religion News Service November 23, 2005 Wednesday 10:16 AM Eastern Time Kansas School Board Chairman Defends Faith, Attacks Evolution ‘Dogma’ BYLINE: By BOBBY ROSS JR. SECTION: DOMESTIC LENGTH: 989 words DATELINE: ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. At the Sirloin Stockade, the state school board chairman leading an assault on “neo-Darwinian biological evolution” bowed his head and prayed aloud before eating his buffet lunch. A veterinarian and farmer, … Continue reading Kansas school board chairman defends faith, attacks evolution ‘dogma’
No lights, but plenty of blessings as Texas church deals with Rita
No lights, but plenty of blessings as Texas church deals with Rita (reporting from Jasper, Texas). National. Fatigue, funding concerns strain disaster agencies. Page 1. Outward focus fueling growth at universities. Page 1. A conversation with Charlie Middlebrook. Dialogue. From cable TV to coffee shops, ‘amenities arms race’ is waged. Partners. Continue reading No lights, but plenty of blessings as Texas church deals with Rita
Faithful offer hope, help after Katrina
Faithful offer hope, help after Katrina (reporting from Mandeville, La.). Page 1. Dallas church, like others, opens hearts, wallets to victims (reporting from Dallas). National. Faith amid the fury (reporting from Baton Rouge, La.). National. Once again, Yelton in the eye of the storm (reporting from Gulfport, Miss.). Profile. After 25 years, Mack Lyon keeps SEARCHING for the Lord’s Way (reporting from Edmond, Okla.). Currents. Continue reading Faithful offer hope, help after Katrina
A vision for Central America
A vision for Central America (reporting from Las Tres Marias, Guatemala). Currents. A conversation with Roberto Alvarez (reporting from Guatemala City). Dialogue. Churches adapt high-tech means to old-time religion. Page 1. Church member helped in shuttle’s safe return to space. Second Front. Continue reading A vision for Central America
Reporter shines light on state’s dark past
Reporter shines light on state’s dark past (reporting from Jackson, Miss.). Profile. Top Air Force chaplain cleared to take pulpit job. Page 1. Marine’s letter, received a week after his death, comforts Louisiana church. Obituaries. Continue reading Reporter shines light on state’s dark past
Longtime director of Apologetics Press fired
Faith-based seminars on debt in high demand. Currents. Killing the debt monster: Church members move toward responsible stewardship (reporting from Tulsa, Okla.). Currents. Senate confirms church member after two-year fight. Page 1. Longtime director of Apologetics Press fired. Page 1. Continue reading Longtime director of Apologetics Press fired
Longtime director of Apologetics Press fired
Longtime director of Apologetics Press fired. Page 1. Continue reading Longtime director of Apologetics Press fired
Tech-savvy megachurches expand with big screens on ‘satellite campuses’
Religion News Service June 30, 2005 Thursday 1:08 PM Eastern Time Tech-Savvy Megachurches Expand With Big Screens on ‘Satellite Campuses’ BYLINE: By BOBBY ROSS Jr. SECTION: LIFESTYLE LENGTH: 1293 words DATELINE: OKLAHOMA CITY Most weekends, Pastor Craig Groeschel preaches at 23 services in five church locations across Oklahoma. His schedule isn’t quite as busy as it sounds, though. The founder of LifeChurch.tv, a nontraditional church, … Continue reading Tech-savvy megachurches expand with big screens on ‘satellite campuses’
For Texas couple, caring for Sudanese ‘heart kid’ life-changing
The Associated Press May 31, 2005, Tuesday, BC cycle For Texas couple, caring for Sudanese ‘heart kid’ life-changing BYLINE: By BOBBY ROSS JR., Associated Press Writer SECTION: Domestic News LENGTH: 1246 words DATELINE: LUBBOCK, Texas It started with an e-mail cry for help. “Heart kid,” the subject line said. Dr. Ellen Little, an American pediatrician working as a medical missionary in Kampala, Uganda, sent the … Continue reading For Texas couple, caring for Sudanese ‘heart kid’ life-changing
