Government, Anglicans agree on abuse payments
December 12, 2002
OTTAWA, Canada — The Anglican Church of Canada has reached an agreement with the Canadian government over how to pay compensation to thousands of aboriginals
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Criticism grows of Chevrolet marketing tour
December 12, 2002
WASHINGTON — Members of the Evangelical Environmental Network (EEN) expressed grave concern about a Chevrolet marketing campaign and 16-concert tour “Come Together & Worship.” The
Christian convert imprisoned in Egypt
December 12, 2002
A letter smuggled out of Cairo’s Mazraa Tora prison in September confirmed that an Egyptian convert to Christianity, who disappeared in May, has been imprisoned
Assemblies of God missions leader dies at 86
December 12, 2002
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — J. Philip Hogan, a longtime Assemblies of God world missions director who is credited with greatly increasing the ranks of the Pentecostal
Two government parties vie for control of St. Lucia
December 12, 2002
Following the outbreak of World War II, British, French and U.S. military forces all strengthened their presence on St. Lucia. This resulted in an influx of
Robertson criticized for remark about Muslims
December 12, 2002
WASHINGTON — Remarks by religious broadcaster Pat Robertson that Muslims are “worse than the Nazis” have prompted criticism from the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Speaking
Robertson criticized for remark about Muslims
December 12, 2002
WASHINGTON — Remarks by religious broadcaster Pat Robertson that Muslims are “worse than the Nazis” have prompted criticism from the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Speaking
Poe heir clearing writer’s image
December 12, 2002
Edgar Allan Poe. The name of this literary giant, considered by many to be the father of mystery and horror, may conjure up overwhelming images
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