WASHINGTON — An appeals court has ruled that an Arizona school district cannot prohibit distribution of literature advertising a program with religious content. The decision
Washington — Secretary of the Interior Gale A. Norton announced May 27 the approval of the first U.S. historic preservation grant that will be used
Listen to local churches, focus on the Great Commission, and seek the advance of God’s Kingdom. These were the exhortations of speakers at the May
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — In a special called meeting of the Tennessee Baptist Convention executive board May 30, board members voted unanimously to “dissolve” its relationship
VENTURA, Calif. — The portion of American households that tithe, or give one-tenth of their income, to their church dropped from 8 percent in 2001
The members of First Baptist Church, Boaz, were recently affirmed and challenged by world-renowned preacher Stephen Olford. Olford, founder of Olford Ministries International, and
LONDON — A survey of Catholic priests engaged in parochial ministry in England and Wales found that 43 percent of them oppose the church’s official
WASHINGTON — An independent panel warned May 13 that religious freedom in Afghanistan is perilously at risk unless the U.S. government presses for greater human
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