The White House announced Sept. 22 additional regulations and new proposed rules aimed at moving President Bush’s faith-based initiative forward in the administration’s attempt to
As a three-legged stool with unequal legs becomes useless for its intended purpose, the church facility that reflects a disregard for design balance is limited
Since the conflict between Muslims and Christians first erupted in January 1999 in the Maluku Islands of Indonesia, an estimated 10,000 lives have been lost
TYLER, Texas — Garner Ted Armstrong, a religious broadcaster who split from his father’s Worldwide Church of God, died Sept. 15, his son, Mark Armstrong,
CARY, N.C. — The head of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina is denying accusations that recent staff layoffs were politically motivated. Instead, the