N&O Index Card Listings
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Baptists
- Baptist church votes to license gay minister - Ap 6 92, 1B
- Baptist Convention votes not to expel churches - Ap 9 92, 3B
- Baptist board expels 2 churches; Pullen, Binkley cited for stands on gays - My 20 92, 1
- Baptist Convention casts out Pullen, Binkley - Jn 10 92, 1B
Baptists
- Baptists dedicate headquarters - Ja 26 83 1C
- Baptist group seeks to offset fundamentalists - Mr 6 83 16A
- Baptists plan Greenville station for family, religious broadcasting - Jn 8 83 1
- General Baptist Convention plans endowment - Jn 8 83 5C
- Baptists begin drive to build TV station - Jn 9 83 18A
- Baptist journal editor opposes Currin for post - Jn 14 83 1
- Most on Baptist panel disavow Currin letter on school prayer - Jy 7 83 1
- Conference challenges rural churches to fulfill special tasks - Jy 24 83 17A
- N. C. Baptist official (Ray) expected to resign, take national post - Au 30 83 1C
- FCC agrees to let Baptists construct four TV stations (1 in Greenville) - Se 18 83 36A
- N. C. Baptist official (Ray) gets national position - Se 21 83 5C
- Politics heat up in Baptist battle for state leader - Se 25 83 31A
- Panel searches for new Baptist officer - Se 29 83 20A
- Seminary tries to be 'seedbed' of N. C. Baptists - Oc 16 83 1D
- Choices confront Baptists on brand of leadership - No 13 83 33A
- Debate to focus on issues based on sex, morals - No 13 83 34A
- Baptists to choose leader today - No 15 83 1C
- Convention of Baptists back ordination of women in N. C. - No 16 83 8A
- New leader of Baptists is Wiggins - No 16 83 1
- Low-key Baptist gathering ends with traces of conservative shift - No 17 83 23A
- Criticized by some N. C. Baptists as divisive - No 20 83 33A
- Baptists more conservative, yet united after convention - No 21 83 3C
- Baptists plan expansion of health program with grant - De 21 83 20A
Baptists
- Fundamentalists trying to take the reins of N.C. Baptists - Oc 5 87 1
- Seminary changes raise questions about future for Southern Baptists - Oc 18 87 1
- Baptist leader warns of danger of strife within N.C. convention - No 10 87 1C
- Baptists pick moderates to lead state - No 11 87 1
- Moderates discuss alternative seminary - No 20 87 1C
- War-torn Baptists face more pain - De 6 87 1D
Baptists
- Evangelist (Smith), Baptist paper feud over ad - Ja 11 89 16C
- Moderate Baptists' badge redolent of unity, pride - Ja 21 89 1C
- Board upset about change of WINGATE COLLEGE's name - Ja 27 89 22C
- Conservative N.C. Baptists plot against 'forces of hell' - Ja 27 89 22C
- Baptist split looms larger as dissent grows - Fe 5 89 23A
- State's Baptist factions feud over evangelism conferences - Fe 7 89 1C
- Baptist leader (Hutchens) urges 'lifestyle evangelism' - Fe 8 89 1C
- Southern Baptists begin struggle over church and state - Fe 20 89 1C
- Baptist committee backed - Fe 21 89 3C
- Southern Baptist leaders back 2nd lobbying arm - Fe 23 89 14C
- Southern Baptist Alliance votes to build independent seminary - Mr 3 89 24C
- Moderate Baptists back journalist (Moyers) - Mr 4 89 17A
- Shaw University turns to Baptists to aid endowment - Mr 9 89 1T
- Falwell's presence at meeting ruffles some of flock's feathers - Mr 10 89 1C
- Georgia minister to be moderate Baptist candidate - Ap 20 89 16C
- Furman president stands by Raleigh pastor - Ap 29 89 14A
- Board to give Baptists say in Wingate name - My 24 89 3C
- Preacher's (Farrar's) new style spurs members' suit - My 26 89 1
- Man (Vestal) seeking top Baptist post speaks - Jn 2 89 22C
- Bible-toting Baptists betting Las Vegas wants the word - Jn 8 89 1C
- Odds against moderate Baptists; Fundamentalist control expected to continue at Las Vegas
- meeting - Jn 11 89 29A
- Las Vegas Baptists welcome brothers, sisters - Jn 12 89 1C
- Va. Baptists seek choice in funding - Jn 13 89 1C
- Baptists win big - but not in casinos - Jn 14 89 4A
- Conservative is re-elected by Baptists - Jn 14 89 1
- Baptist lobbying agency dodges conservative bullet - Jn 15 89 1C
- Baptists' resolutions touch home, outer space - Jn 15 89 2C
- Baptists denounce racial bias, reaffirm opposition to abortion - Jn 16 89 1C
- Moderate Baptists need to play hard ball, strategists say - Jn 18 89 20A
- Raleigh church set to host Baptist mission convention - Au 23 89 10B
- Baptists with mission converge on Raleigh - Au 29 89 1C
- State Baptist president calls for end to sexism - Se 14 89 1
- Baptist policy disputed; Missionary (Charlton) dismissed under divorce rule - Se 21 89 1C
- Baptist convention backs Southeastern - Se 22 89 WA-1
- Baptists seek convention posts - Se 30 89 3C
- Moderates join those seeking Baptist offices - Oc 4 89 3C
- Southern Baptists urged to increase membership - No 1 89 2C
- Black church leader (Humphrey) calls for action against crime - No 3 89 3C
- Georgian (Vestal) to seek Baptist office - No 3 89 3C
- Baptist elections splinter ideological camps - No 12 89 1
- Host of issues confronts Baptists at convention - No 12 89 16A
- In the running: (Baptist candidates) - No 12 89 16A
- Baptist leader urges change to suit times - No 14 89 1C
- Baptists chill out at annual meeting - No 15 89 4A
- Moderate (Watterson) to lead state Baptists - No 15 89 1
- Baptists' vote questions ban on divorced missionaries - No 16 89 3C
- Baptists beckon Hispanics to join growing Latin flock - De 10 89 1C
- Baptists purging pastors; Confusion over role of ministers cited - De 17 89 1
- Church group plans recreation area for disadvantaged children - De 28 89 1F
Baptists
- Historic black church (Oberlin) fires its preacher (Nathan) in latest tilt between lay leaders, pastors - Ja 14 90 1C
- Southern Baptists rev up for N.C. revival blitz - Fe 6 90 4B
- Baptists battling parking proposal; Downtown deck vote is this week - Mr 5 90 1B
- Baptists launch spirited campaigns - Mr 27 90 1B
- Baptist factionalism like sickness, candidate says - Ap 20 90 6B
- Baptist Men taking church's message to the marketplace - Ap 22 90 1C
- Baptists bring battle to convention; Some North Carolina moderates weaken allegiances to gathering - Jn 10 90 1C
- Baptists bring soul-winning style to mostly Catholic New Orleans - Jn 11 90 4B
- Bennett blames the devil for drug problems - Jn 12 90 4B
- Lolley says women need bigger role - Jn 12 90 4B
- Fundamentalist (Chapman) wins Baptist post - Jn 13 90 1
- Baptists take panel's backing, give funds to conservatives - Jn 14 90 1
- Baptists clear out, ending rancorous meeting early - Jn 15 90 4B
- Baptists reach out; The unchurched in apartments are their targets - Jn 21 90 1F
- Southern Baptists seek resignations of top news officers - Jn 28 90 5B
- Fundamentals squelch freedom with takeover of Baptist Press - Jy 2 90 9A
- Baptist news service under conservative fire - Jy 3 90 4B
- Baptist missionaries are attacked in Kenya - Jy 6 90 2B
- TV journalist Moyers attacks Baptist leader - Jy 12 90 4B
- Seeds of rebellion start to sprout among moderate Baptists - Jy 22 90 1
- Tar Heel editors speak: Baptist split in the works - Au 5 90 7J
- Moderate Southern Baptists to congregate, map strategy - Au 19 89 1C
- N.C. Baptists back cut in funds sent to SBC - Au 24 90 4B
- Duke plans denominational program at suggestion of moderate Baptists - Au 25 90 3B
- Moderate Baptists to divert funds to own causes - Au 25 90 1
- Moderates unite to form Baptist steering panel - Au 26 90 1C
- Baptist panel endorses plan to cut funding (to Southern Baptist Convention) - Se 26 90 3B
- Leading Baptist fundamentalist (TENERY) asked to resign, refuses - Se 26 90 3B
- Upheaval in the pews; New needs, new leaders for black Baptists - Oc 14 90 1J
- Fundamentalist Baptist quits Morganton post - Oc 24 90 4B
- Church to vote on Lolley's successor - Oc 31 90 5B
- Raleigh pastor elected for head Baptist group - No 1 90 1B
- Baptist factions expecting fight over budget plan - No 12 90 1B
- North Carolina Baptists open pivotal convention - No 13 90 5B
- Baptists reject cut in funding; Fundamentalists topple moderates in budget brawl - No 14 90 1
- Fundamentalists break moderate Baptists' grip - No 15 90 1B
- Fundamentalist threat prompting Baptist colleges to rethink ties - No 26 90 1
- Churches seek to fold baby boomers into flock - No 30 90 1B
- Editorial: Bullies among the Baptists? - No 30 90 18A
Baptists
- Mount Olivet diverges from Baptist path - Mr 17 85 1
- 200 Baptists protest films shown at state art museum - Jn 27 85 1C
- Charlotte man (Poe) cited as likely to lead Baptists - Oc 16 85 1C
- Election of officers, Tenery-Poe strife highlight Baptist convention - No 10 85 37A
- Poe chosen as new president of N.C. Baptist Convention No 13 85 1
- State convention marked by split between two major Baptist factions No 17 85 33A
- N.C. Baptist leaders want reconciliation with WFU - De 18 85 1C
Baptists
- Baptist convention begins drive to help Shaw raise funds - My 20 86 11A
- Decision expected in talks between WFU, Baptists - My 27 86 18C
- Baptist group delays action on WFU trustee proposal - My 28 86 1C
- Plan proposes an end to formal ties between Baptists and Wake Forest - Au 24 86 29A
- Baptists, Wake Forest back 'fraternal' link - Se 6 86 1C
- Baptists expect peaceful convention despite tensions - No 9 86 43A
- Baptists cut ties to WFU; School to lose group funding No 12 86 1
Baptists
- Baptists in N.C. donate $44 million - Ja 15 88 20C
- Southern Baptists wrangle over possible merger of two groups - Ja 18 88 5D
- Baptist pastor (Johnson) called too liberal, forced out (Ridge Rd. Baptist Church) - Fe 9 88 1
- Leading Baptist moderate warns of conservative power - Fe 18 88 16C
- Baptist committee that opposes conservatives loses portion of funding - Fe 26 88 26C
- Moderate Baptists drawing battle lines for next convention - Mr 4 88 1C
- First Baptist puts LOLLEY at top of list - Mr 29 88 1
- Under the Dome: Black group (General Baptist State Convention) backs Rand - Ap 14 88 5A
- Asheville minister to nominate Lolley for Baptist convention vice presidency - Ap 15 88 1C
- Baptist leader (Draper) urges discussion of diversity - Ap 28 88 10B
- Lolley refuses to run for Baptist post - Ma 7 88 3C
- Southern Baptist conflict obscures critical issues - Jn 8 88 9A
- Baptists to battle again in long war for control - Jn 12 88 1
- Couple paves way for convention pilgrims - Jn 12 88 11A
- Moderates look to 'peacemaking' candidate - Jn 12 88 11A
- Moderate Baptists gaining confidence - Jn 14 88 2C
- Moderates seek Baptist curriculum at Duke Divinity School - Jn 15 88 7A
- Southern Baptists elect conservative (Vines) - Jn 15 88 1
- Baptists' vote angers moderates - Jn 16 88 4C
- Moderates decry rightward swing of Southeastern - Jn 16 88 4C
- Baptist resolutions reaffirm fundamentalism - Jn 17 88 5A
- Moderate Southern Baptists at crossroads after latest loss - Jn 19 88 27A
- Rightward Baptist shift reportedly spurs interest in moderate group - Jn 29 88 6D
- Lack of growth not main issue facing Baptists - Jy 4 88 11A
- Moderate Baptist favors Duke, WFU for school - Jy 7 88 2C
- The Baptist rift; National dispute splits local churches - Jy 17 88 1D
- Pastor (Thompson) picked for Ridge Road Baptist - Se 1 88 2C
- Baptists mark start of state Alliance chapter - Se 24 88 5C
- Baptist board backs power shift - Se 29 88 27A
- Conservative Baptists seek to boost image - Se 30 88 7D
- Immersion debate surfaces; Vote could change Baptists' bylaws - Oc 23 88 38A
- Alabama governor (Hunt) takes message to the people - via pulpit - Oc 30 88 30A
- Election, immersion might divide Baptists at meeting - No 13 88 39A
- Baptists' chief warns group of conservatives - No 15 88 1C
- Moderate Baptists maintain control in N.C. - No 16 88 1
- Bickering is blamed for fall in baptisms; N.C. Baptist leader (Smith) warns of division - No 17 88 1C
- Moderate Baptist group (Southern Baptist Alliance) to move office to Washington after hiring 1st
- director - No 30 88 3C
- Proposed biracial Baptist seminary would adhere to 'historical' values - De 1 88 14C
- Some Baptists sympathetic, skeptical of new moderates - De 24 88 3C
Baptists
- Baptist pastor (Graves) leaving pulpit for moderate seminary - Ja 15 91 6B
- Meredith College asserts freedom; Trustees take power of appointments away from Baptist
- Convention - Fe 24 91 1
- Rift among Southern Baptists widens - Mr 25 91 5B
- Mars Hill seeks more autonomy - Ap 17 91 2B