May 8, 2004, column:
Methodist membership drifting downward

April 24, 2004, column:
Walls must be taken down

April 10, 2004, column:
Movies stir passions from Alamo to Jesus

March 28, 2004, extra column:
Rufe Jordan - lawman with foresight, dignity

March 27, 2004, column:
Christians work to build a bridge

March 13, 2004, column:
Some don't understand 'evangelical'

Feb. 28, 2004, column:
What if one of the other religious groups is right?

Feb. 14, 2004, column:
Valentine's Day is a joy, romantic - if you share

Jan. 31, 2004, column:
Nation founded by folks with strong belief in God

Jan. 17, 2004, column:
'Five People You Meet' not just about death

Jan. 3, 2004, column:
God's love is genderless

Dec. 20, 2003, column:
Tolkien: 'Lord of the Rings' is religious work

Dec. 6, 2003, column:
Loss of Oxford, Cambridge professor barely noticed

Nov. 22, 2003, column:
Kennedy changed perception of religion, government

Nov. 8, 2003, column:
Film brings to life hard-to-grasp concepts

Oct. 25, 2003, column:
Class to study media's approach to religion

Oct. 11, 2003, column:
Mel Gibson's 'Passion' causes ugly accusations

Note: The twice-a-month schedule for my columns has been disrupted. The Amarillo Globe-News has a new executive editor and is making lots of changes in addition to adjusting to less space in the newspaper.

They are trying to run all religion material on Saturdays now, and I was told my column will start running on Saturdays. But I submitted one three weeks ago that hasn't run yet.

I can't post it here until it runs first in the Globe-News, but I can tell you it's about Mel Gibson and the controversy over his new movie, "The Passion," which is about the last hours of Jesus Christ before his crucifixion.

When it runs, I'll post a link to it here.

--Mike Haynes

Sept. 11, 2003, column:
A few things that make me wonder

Aug. 28, 2003, column:
Lots of smiles lost when George Terry passed