New England chaplain steady amid football & baseball title runs
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (BP)--Walt Day has been on a sports ministry roller coaster this year like few chaplains ever before.
Super Bowl opens up to people of faith
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (BP)--After last year’s internationally televised halftime disaster turned the Super Bowl into R-rated fare, National Football League officials have transformed this year’s weeklong event into one of the most family friendly ever.
Churches in Jacksonville using Super Bowl to share Christ
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (BP)--On a day when three-quarters of a billion people worldwide will be glued to their televisions watching Super Bowl XXXIX, hordes of Southern Baptists will take to the streets in Jacksonville -- the site of the game -- to ensure that everything goes like clockwork.
‘Playbook’ gives tips on hosting Super Bowl party at church, home
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (BP)--With the motto, “You can’t share Jesus too many times. And you can’t have too many balloons,” Tim Knopps teaches Christians to plan and to enjoy an eternally productive Super Bowl watch party.
Super Bowl interns learning new definition of student missions
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (BP)--For both Eva Wolever and Zac Gorley, the idea of interning with the Super Bowl Host Committee wasn’t exactly their idea of doing student missions.
CULTURE DIGEST: Cleaner Super Bowl expected; Rolling Stone reverses Bible decision; Hollywood Video may stock porn
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--After the Federal Communications Commission received a record 540,000 complaints of indecency in response to last year's Super Bowl entertainment, the National Football League has taken steps to ensure next week's event will be free of such controversy.
