Checking on the sick becomes more restrictive for pastors

May 15, 2003

A new federal law that will impact ministers and laypeople who attempt to visit patients in hospitals and nursing homes is now in effect. Effective

MAF missionary homes looted, vandalized

May 15, 2003

BANGUI, Central African Republic — Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) reports that its main facilities in Central African Republic (CAR) were recently looted and vandalized. A

Iranian Christian convert can stay for now

May 15, 2003

MONTREAL — An Iranian convert to Christianity who was ordered deported from Canada has been granted a stay. April 14 the Federal Court granted “Nancy”

Intermarried Jews will soon be the majority

May 15, 2003

NEW YORK — Intermarriage rates in the Jewish community are leading to a time when there will be more intermarried households than “in-married” households, a

M-Power names Gladney new executive director

May 15, 2003

The board of directors of a Birmingham-area ministry recently named Robert E. (Bob) Gladney Jr. as executive director of its organization. M-Power Ministries is a

Investigation of professor’s evolution policy ended

May 15, 2003

LUBBOCK, Texas —The Justice Department has ended its investigation of a complaint against a Texas Tech University biology professor after he stopped requiring that students

Colson, Templeton honored by Simon Foundation

May 15, 2003

NEW YORK — Prison Fellowship founder Chuck Colson and philanthropist Sir John Templeton have been honored with the William E. Simon Foundation Awards. Colson, who