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Baylor University's athletics program ended 2011 with unprecedented success—the football team's first bowl victory since 1992, the school's first Heisman Trophy to quarterback Robert Griffin III and undefeated records for both the men's and women's basketball teams.

2012 Archives

Seven arrested in protest of NYC church ban

January 5, 2012

author: Administrator

NEW YORK (ABP) – A New York City councilman was among seven people arrested Jan. 5 at a protest against a plan to evict churches that currently rent space for worship in the city’s public schools.

2012 Archives

Albert Pujols is gone, but my grandsons and I will get over it

January 4, 2012

author: Bill Webb

The fact that I have been a St. Louis Cardinal fan since before I was born -- it's in the genes -- has not been lost on my grandsons Chase, 9, and Caleb, 6. They know I like to watch every game I can

2012 Archives

Word&Way looks back at 2011

January 4, 2012

author: Administrator

Baptists in Missouri were active in ministry, missions and business throughout 2011. Word&Way highlights some of 2011's top news, gleaned from stories that appeared in the news journal during the year.

2012 Archives

Clergy sex offender released from prison

January 4, 2012

author: Administrator

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (ABP) -- An African-American preacher once popular in preaching circuits of the Southern Baptist Convention completed his three-year prison sentence for sex crimes with two girls in his congregation Dec. 28 and is now a registered sex offender on probation in Jacksonville, Fla.

2012 Archives

Non-Catholics join opposition to contraceptive-coverage mandate

January 3, 2012

author: Administrator

WASHINGTON (ABP) – More than 60 Protestant and Orthodox Jewish religious leaders wrote the White House Dec. 21 asking President Obama not to implement a mandate requiring all private insurers to provide contraception and sterilization coverage.

2012 Archives

‘Birther’ lawsuit has setback

January 3, 2012

author: Administrator

WASHINGTON (ABP) – California pastor Wiley Drake’s three-year legal battle challenging President Obama’s eligibility received a setback Dec. 22, when the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals said he and other plaintiffs lacked legal standing to file their complaint.

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Legal Timeline Follows Controversy

January 2, 2012

author: Ken Satterfield

The Missouri Baptist Convention took an unprecedented move when it filed a motion for declaratory judgment against The Baptist Home, Missouri Baptist University, Windermere Baptist Conference Center, Word&Way and the Missouri Baptist Foundation in August 2002. (The convention dropped its lawsuit against Word&Way in April 2010.) This legal action timeline includes

Baylor athletics scores big wins, takes top honors

Seven arrested in protest of NYC church ban

Albert Pujols is gone, but my grandsons and I will get over it

Word&Way looks back at 2011

Clergy sex offender released from prison

Non-Catholics join opposition to contraceptive-coverage mandate

‘Birther’ lawsuit has setback

Legal Timeline Follows Controversy

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