Fast-paced Christian fiction rapidly gaining popularity
January 2, 2003
After breaking a world cave-diving record of 1,300 feet in dangerous waters, Mike Bryant starts up for fresh air. When the tough-guy hero of “Yucatan
Protestants take a second look at Jesus’ mother
December 19, 2002
Beverly Roberts Gaventa had never thought much about the Virgin Mary. She was, after all, a Presbyterian who was rather suspicious of all the attention
Holiday’s meaning more important than getting gifts
December 19, 2002
More than half of Americans surveyed believe spending less money on gifts will allow them to focus more on the true meaning of the holidays.
IRS, Better Business Bureau warn of pitfalls to avoid when donating a car to charity
December 12, 2002
It seems so easy. With one phone call, you can donate that used car to charity, help a worthy cause and get a nice deduction
Church benevolence giving hit record low in 2000, studies show
December 5, 2002
Congregational giving to benevolences, which support the broader mission of the church, hit an all-time low in 2000, reported Empty Tomb, an Illinois based research
Today’s youth represent conservative culture
October 24, 2002
The nation’s youth are more conservative than older adults on issues relating to religion and abortion, a study by the University of California, Berkeley, has
Politicians confronted with religious issues balance personal faith, public duty
October 24, 2002
In an era when religious groups in America are increasingly speaking out on political issues, politicians also must regularly confront questions relating to religion. Elected
Comic strips provide clues to hostility
September 26, 2002
Newspaper comic strips can help explain hostility toward the United States in some Arab/Muslim countries, according to an article published in the Political Communication journal.
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