Attack injures two Christians, kills one Hindu
November 4, 2004
SULAWESI, Indonesia — Gunmen killed a 25-year-old Hindu woman and injured two Christian men in an attack in Central Sulawesi Oct. 13. Police said they
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Salvation Army moves back to top as fund-raiser
November 4, 2004
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The Salvation Army has returned to the top of the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s list of the nation’s 400 most successful fund-raising organizations,
New York, Ohio judges rule on ‘marriage’ issue
November 4, 2004
NEW CITY, N.Y. — A New York state judge upheld the state’s marriage laws Oct. 21 and refused to legalize same-sex “marriage.” While the ruling
Missionaries Write
November 4, 2004
We have moved from our work in Rustenburg to Johannesburg to accept a new assignment. Our seven months in Rustenburg provided us a wonderful introduction
Mexican churches jam cell phone signals
November 4, 2004
MONTERREY, Mexico — Church leaders in four Roman Catholic churches in Monterrey, Mexico, are placing cell phone jammers in their sanctuaries to keep phones from
Atheists protest Ten Commandments tour in D.C.
November 4, 2004
WASHINGTON — A national tour of former Alabama chief justice Roy Moore’s granite monument to the Ten Commandments hit its first snag when atheist protesters
Episcopal Church urged to apologize for disunity
November 4, 2004
The Episcopal Church should apologize for stirring disunity but will not face serious sanctions for allowing an openly gay bishop, an Anglican church panel said
Facing grief during the holidays
November 4, 2004
This February my beloved husband, Bob, will have been dead for five years. Time has a way of moving fast then slow. It depends on
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