Mary Winkler’s state of mind key for jury now deciding her fate
Judge Weber McCraw told the jury that they may decide Mary Winkler is guilty offirst-degree murder or a lesser charge, or they may decide she…
Archive: Apr 2007
Mary Winkler details day she shot, killed husband
What follows is an unofficial transcript of the testimony Mary Winkler gave in court today regarding the events of March 22, 2006 - the day…
Jury finds Mary Winkler guilty of voluntary manslaughter
A jury found Mary Winkler guilty of voluntary manslaughter this afternoon in the 2006 shooting death of her husband, Matthew, minister of the Fourth Street…
Mary Winkler trial updates: Highlights from jury selection, testimony
Highlights from Wednesday, April 18: Mary Winkler tookthe stand shortly before 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, wearing a black printdress and white sweater. As has been her…
Fresno church hit by arsonist, police say; $50,000 in damages reported
The College church in Fresno, Calif., was the target of what officials believe was arson early Tuesday. An elementary school about a half-mile away was…
Jury selection begins today in murder trial of Mary Winkler
"You hear so much that you just don't know who or what to believe on the subject,” Jimmy Davis, a local restaurant owner, told The…
‘Sister Keeble,’ widow of famous traveling evangelist, dies at age 108
At times, Keeble forgot details such as relatives' names. Still, she recited Scripture easily while discussing her commitment to Jesus Christ."God wants you to preach…
The ‘amazing grace’ that changed Wilberforce should inspire us to follow
William Wilberforce (1759-1833) is not a household name in the U.S., but it ought to be. Fortunately, Amazing Grace, a fine new film on the…
‘The long, beautiful road of international adoption.’
Church members discuss the process of adopting children outside the United States in this online exclusive. “In the Russian adoption process, parents are required to…
Across the nation: Winterfest challenges 15,000 teens in Texas and Tennessee
Winterfest drew more than 15,000 teenagers recently to separate rallies in Arlington and Gatlinburg, Tenn. Teenagers who attended were challenged not to “trade their treasure…
