Church sues to allow homeless to sleep on steps
January 17, 2002
NEW YORK — A prominent New York City church has asked a federal judge to prohibit police from removing several dozen homeless people who sleep on
Daily Archives: January 17, 2002
China sentences underground leaders to death
January 17, 2002
JINGMEN, China — An underground Christian leader in China has been sentenced to death on charges of rape and “hooliganism” as the country continues its
Christian music sales reach new record in 2001
January 17, 2002
NASHVILLE — Contemporary Christian and gospel music reached a new U.S. sales record in 2001, selling almost 50 million units, according to an industry organization.
Bobby Britt kidney transplant a success
January 17, 2002
For evangelist Bobby Britt, tears of pain and helplessness have been replaced with tears of joy. Prayers for healing have been replaced with prayers of
Barna: Churches lost golden opportunity after attacks
January 17, 2002
Social analysts say that people turn to religion in times of crisis. That was certainly the case in America after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Baptist donations from Sept. 11 to continue helping area
January 17, 2002
An allocation plan for more than $3.4 million donated toward Southern Baptist disaster relief efforts in New York and Washington takes a comprehensive approach in
Alabama Baptists meet CP budget; short of challenge
January 17, 2002
Baptists in Alabama continued to show their support for the Cooperative Program (CP) in 2001, exceeding the base budget of $38,295,000 by $380,161, according to
Adrian Rogers recovering following heart attack
January 17, 2002
MIAMI — Former Southern Baptist Convention president Adrian Rogers is recovering in a Miami hospital after suffering a mild heart attack Jan. 10. Rogers, pastor
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