YONGQING, China — About 50,000 Protestant churches and meeting points have been officially registered with the Chinese government. However, opposition, corruption and bureaucratic regulations are
The Miami Herald’s implication that a Southern Baptist chaplain offered baptisms as a way for dirty soldiers to get a bath has been refuted by
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — Saying they should not have to pay for someone else’s mistakes, Catholic leaders in San Bernardino, Calif., have sued the Archdiocese
When spacecraft Columbia crashed and seven astronauts were killed Feb. 1, I found myself singing over and over Thad Roberts’ hymn: “God of earth and
It is a well-known fact that many old people suffer from depression a large part of the time. Other, less aged, people wonder about that
Thanks for the excellent editorial “It’s Important to Know the Rules.” As an administrator, I especially appreciate this. When interviewing with committees I have often
BAGHDAD, Iraq — As the U.S.-led war to topple Iraqi President Saddam Hussein raged, Iraq’s small Christian minority feared more than American bombs. They expect
WASHINGTON, D.C. — An appellate court has ruled that the funding of a Milwaukee faith-based program by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections is constitutional. A
