NEW YORK — Religious advocates of corporate responsibility have developed guidelines to help major retailers steer children away from video games containing violence, racist content
WASHINGTON — Both houses of Congress have approved nearly $8 billion in tax relief for Gulf Coast businesses affected by Hurricane Katrina. However, it will
MINNEAPOLIS — The Planned Parenthood Federation of America is targeting Target Corp. over the retailer’s policy allowing pharmacists in its stores to refuse to fill
BIRMINGHAM — New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated a historic graduation Dec. 17 — its first since Hurricane Katrina. In spite of the disruption caused
Alabama Baptist pastors in the Huntsville and Birmingham areas will have the opportunity to preview the upcoming movie “End of the Spear.” The movie depicts
TORONTO — A grim new report says the Anglican Church of Canada is losing 13,000 members each year and faces extinction by the middle of
NEW DELHI — Two militant Hindu groups struck churches in India’s Chattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh states Dec. 4. At least 25 members of the Hindu
JAKARTA, Indonesia — Following the closure of scores of churches in the past two years, the Indonesian government is revising a controversial law that regulates
