Presbyterians to cut budget by $3.1 million
April 10, 2003
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In an effort to balance its budget, the Presbyterian Church (USA) will cut its 2004 budget by $3.1 million by eliminating 19
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Reform rabbis to install first woman president
April 10, 2003
WASHINGTON — Thirty years after Sally Pries and was ordained as the first woman Reform rabbi, the nation’s largest Jewish movement will install its first
First Priority clubs expand across state, nation since Birmingham start
April 10, 2003
When Benny Proffitt first planted the seeds of a multidenominational youth ministry on school campuses, he had a vision of reaching every student with the
Video gambling hit hard in state; HB 280 slowed
April 10, 2003
Video gambling suffered another blow in Alabama when the House of Representatives failed to collect enough votes in favor of hearing legislation supporting the much-debated
Chaplain, Navy aviators seek God’s peace
April 3, 2003
More than 25 men and women sit in the small chapel on board the USS Harry S Truman early Sunday morning. They’re participating in
Judson Singers perform at Carnegie
April 3, 2003
The Judson College choir, the “Judson Singers,” presented a concert at New York’s Carnegie Hall Jan. 20. This is the first time a Judson music
Churches reach out to help gamblers
April 3, 2003
Convinced that gambling addiction is largely a spiritual issue, the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has partnered with Church Initiative, an evangelical equipping
Vast majority of nation’s choruses are church choirs
April 3, 2003
A new study of choruses estimates that there are 250,000 choruses nationwide and the vast majority of them — 200,000 — are church choirs.
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