Americans favor anti-torture laws
September 16, 2004
Two-thirds of Americans say the United States should abide by international laws barring governments from ever using physical torture while 29 percent found those laws
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Alabamians give hope at home, abroad
September 16, 2004
A missions team from Northport Baptist Church, Northport, and Lord of the Harvest Baptist Church, Northport, traveled to Tennessee on July 11 to help construct
Afghan men killed for being Christian converts
September 16, 2004
GHAZNI PROVINCE, Afghanistan — Five Afghan men who had converted to Christianity have been killed in separate incidents since late June near the borders of
Partial-birth’ abortion ban dealt another defeat
September 16, 2004
WASHINGTON — Opponents of a federal ban on partial-birth abortion have completed a complete sweep at the federal district court level. Federal judge Richard Kopf
MPAA movie ratings are growing less strict
September 16, 2004
BOSTON — A movie rated PG-13 today contains comparable content to an R-rated movie a decade ago, according to a study by the Harvard School
More Americans living in poverty, census shows
September 16, 2004
WASHINGTON — The number of Americans living in poverty rose 3.4 percent last year, to 35.8 million people, while the number without health insurance climbed
Moody Bible Institute president resigns post
September 16, 2004
CHICAGO — The president of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago has announced his resignation. On Aug. 26, Joseph M. Stowell announced to students, faculty and
Sermon centers around Fulton Road senior
September 16, 2004
When Pastor Art Burroughs needed a committed Christian to use as a sermon centerpiece, he said he didn’t have to look past the third pew.
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