Senate passes virtual child pornography ban
March 13, 2003
WASHINGTON — The Senate has passed a bill designed to tighten restrictions on so-called “virtual child pornography.” On Feb. 25 the chamber passed without dissent
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State leaders urged to follow Jesus’ leadership example
March 13, 2003
Legislators and other governmental leaders were challenged to focus on the servanthood of their roles during the March 5 Legislative Prayer Luncheon in Montgomery. “Like
Taxes, spending top lawmakers’ agenda
March 13, 2003
Governor Bob Riley shocked lawmakers March 6 with his first attempt at proposed General Fund and Education Trust Fund budgets. With cuts ranging from .6
Third-generation Graham sees chance to share in military
March 13, 2003
Three decades ago, West Point awarded Billy Graham its highest civilian honor — the Sylvanus Thayer Award. Today, the evangelist’s grandson Edward Graham looks forward
‘Under God’ ban upheld by appeals court
March 13, 2003
Public school teachers in nine Western states will be barred from leading their classes in the current version of the Pledge of Allegiance unless the
Vietnam grants permission for Protestant training
March 13, 2003
HO CHONG, Vietnam — Twenty-seven years after forcibly shutting down the Nha Trang Theological Seminary, Vietnamese authorities Jan. 3 granted permission to the Evangelical Church
Reconciliation urged among Christians, Muslims in Nigeria
March 9, 2003
In a nationwide broadcast Wednesday, March 1, Nigeria’s President Olusegun Obasanjo called for reconciliation between Christians and Muslims following two weeks of bloody clashes
Time spent together crucial to the health of family units
March 9, 2003
The amount of time families spend together is increasingly being proven to affect the health of the family unit. Not only should parents take
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