Jesus banned from German soccer fields
September 19, 2002
FRANKFURT, Germany—The German Soccer League of Frankfurt, Germany, has set up what one magazine calls an “Anti-Jesus” decree. According to Idea News Service, the league
Daily Archives: September 19, 2002
One aid worker killed, three others abducted
September 19, 2002
KHARTOUM, Sudan—Relief workers and civilians near a Sudanese village came under fire on July 29 in attacks that have cost at least 1,000 lives. A
Christian scholars rethink conversion of Jews
September 19, 2002
Rejecting a centuries-old hallmark of Christian teaching on salvation, an ecumenical group of Christian scholars has issued a statement saying Jews can be saved without
Remembering 9-11
September 19, 2002
Like the millions of people who attended remembrance memorial services across the country, Alabama Baptists joined their fellow Americans in paying tribute on Sept. 11to
Missouri Synod offers 90 early retirements
September 19, 2002
St. Louis – As it faces the fallout of one of the largest budget cuts in its history, the Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod has offered
Black Baptists take step toward reconciliation
September 19, 2002
Philadelphia – Forty-two years after this city was the site of the start of their bitter split, leaders of two of the nation’s most prominent
Public confidence in charities has eroded
September 19, 2002
Washington — Confidence in charitable organizations has decreased in the last year, with the number of Americans expressing no confidence in charities doubling, the Brookings
Jehovah’s Witness critic disfellowshipped
September 19, 2002
Draffenville, Ky. – Having exhausted his appeals to remain a Jehovah’s Witness, the leader of an organization critical of the religious body’s handling of child
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