Court says no to basing death penalty on Bible
October 13, 2005
WASHINGTON — The nation’s highest court has upheld a Colorado court’s ruling that said jurors erred when they consulted biblical law to sentence a
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U.S. attorney general determined to fight obscenity
October 13, 2005
MIAMI — U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales told The Miami Herald that law enforcement must learn to out-smart criminals bent on using the Internet
Salvation Army can use faith as factor in hiring
October 13, 2005
NEW YORK — Addressing a key aspect of President George W. Bush’s faith-based initiative, a federal judge has ruled the Salvation Army has the
Oregon, U.S. officials clash over assisted suicide
October 13, 2005
WASHINGTON — Oregon and the United States squared off before the U.S. Supreme Court over physician-assisted suicide Oct. 5, with the state government arguing
New house church rules go into effect in Cuba
October 13, 2005
HAVANA, Cuba — Government regulations aimed at curbing the growth of Christian house churches in Cuba took force Sept. 22, sparking fears that evangelicals
Nepal Baptists request urgent prayer for church
October 13, 2005
KATHMANDU, Nepal — A conflict management team from the Nepal Baptist Church Council (NBCC) needs urgent prayer as members meet with Maoist leaders. The Maoist
Millry Baptist volunteer experiencing God among the ruins
October 13, 2005
"God is in charge and He will provide.” Alabama’s Jim Wood confidently passed along these facts to families that were among the 15,280 Katrina-displaced
Help youth ministers
October 13, 2005
In conversation with a student minister, I became aware of some of the expenses of ministry that usually aren’t part of “the budget” —
