Israel finally accepts Greek Orthodox patriarch
February 5, 2004
JERUSALEM — Two-and-a-half years after he was elected by a synod of bishops to become the Greek Orthodox patriarch of the Holy Land, Erinaeos I
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Relationships key to reaching Muslim village
February 5, 2004
Calling out over a loudspeaker, lessons from the Qu’ran echoed throughout the West Africa fishing village of the Lebou. Several Christian volunteers, including Tim, a
Gordo man works to foster understanding between Baptists, Jews
February 1, 2004
He never really even intended to leave the small Alabama town of Gordo where he grew up, but Herbby Geer and his family have been
MedSend grants enable medical missionaries
January 29, 2004
Africa needs doctors, and in 1997, Tracy and Patty Goen were Christian physicians ready to respond to the need as medical missionaries. But like most
Afghani constitution falls short of religious freedom
January 29, 2004
A council of regional and tribal leaders has given approval to a new Afghan constitution containing provisions that fail to protect religious freedom, say international
Church no longer voting site due to prayer service
January 29, 2004
DURHAM, N.H. — A small evangelical church in Durham, N.H., has been told it cannot be the site for the town’s primary elections because it
Half of Americans say time is best gift to charity
January 29, 2004
MINNEAPOLIS — Fifty percent of Americans believe that giving one’s time to charity is more important than giving money, a poll by Thrivent Financial for
2003 gospel music sales down 5.2 percent
January 29, 2004
NASHVILLE — Gospel music sales increased in the second half of 2003 but ended the year down 5.2 percent over the previous year. The Gospel
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