Death may be inevitable, but one in three Americans — including most blacks and Hispanics — want doctors to never quit fighting it. And that
Print publications across the board are struggling to find a financial formula to help them survive — or praying for a deep-pocketed savior to rescue
The nation’s song economy continues to be good for charitable donations, with personal gifts rising $11.6 billion in 1999, according to figures released May 24.
The animated figure on the computer screen moves carefully among the wounded, darting from one fallen figure to another. Trailing the combat medics, the uniformed
Most songwriters in Nashville want to get their songs on the radio. Keith and Kristyn Getty hope their songs end up in dusty old hymnbooks.
When disgruntled congregations have left hierarchical denominations such as the Episcopal Church, they have often lost property battles as civil courts ruled buildings and land
Christian institutions hoping to win a free campus in western Massachusetts might soon face competition from others who are willing to pay for it, according
A scruffy-looking man walked up and down St. Louis’ antiques row trying to peddle an old Bible to store owners, but several thought something was
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