‘Younger voters’ concerned about broader set of issues
November 1, 2007
William and Lyra Hoeft of Florida say they want a president who will “hold our borders” and protect national security. Joe Guarino of Illinois wants
Religious investing gains more clout as way to advance agendas
September 27, 2007
Religious activists with a moral agenda for corporate America used to rely primarily on consumer boycotts and sympathetic lawmakers to get the attention of Wall
Jordan River placed on endangered list
July 19, 2007
The lower portion of the Jordan River is so polluted that the World Monuments Fund (WMF) has designated it an “Endangered Cultural Heritage Site.” The
BWA elects Jamaican pastor as next general secretary
July 19, 2007
The Baptist World Alliance (BWA) elected its first black general secretary at its annual general council meeting in Accra, Ghana, July 6. Neville Callam, 56,
Supreme Court wraps session, leaves conservative religious groups happy
July 12, 2007
Conservative religious advocacy organizations roundly praised the Supreme Court term that ended June 28, saying they are pleased with the way the court resolved several
Coptic Christian tortured in Egypt will stay in U.S.
June 28, 2007
A Coptic Christian who feared torture if he was returned to Egypt will be allowed to stay in the United States indefinitely, a federal
New museum in Kentucky blends creationism with gospel
June 14, 2007
Ken Ham stood outside his $27 million Creation Museum before its official opening May 28 and declared its mission is not just to counter evolution.
Billy Graham Library opens in North Carolina
June 7, 2007
Consider it Billy Graham’s last crusade, one that will draw the faithful long after America’s most famous religious figure is gone. On a wooded site
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