Nurse fired over medication wins ruling
June 27, 2002
RIVERSIDE, Calif. — A U.S. District Court jury in Riverside, Calif. ruled that Riverside County violated a nurse’s constitutional rights after she was fired from
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Religious minorities gain support from Georgia
June 27, 2002
TBILISI, Georgia — The president of the former Soviet republic of Georgia is promising concerned U.S. lawmakers to better protect the country’s religious minorities, especially
Muslim family at odds over burial of Christian member
June 27, 2002
The evangelical work of the Full Gospel Church of Jesus Christ of Karakol was going well in the little farm village of Lipenka, Kyrgyzstan, population
Barna poll shows increase in unchurched Americans
June 27, 2002
A low percentage of Americans attend church weekly, according to research by George Barna published in his new book “The State of the Church: 2000.”
Summit approves weak right-to-food declaration
June 27, 2002
ROME — Delegates from 180 countries opened a United Nations meeting on hunger June 10 by endorsing the controversial concept of the right to food
National religious leaders respond to Vines’ comments
June 27, 2002
Worldwide criticism from religious leaders of all faiths has been rampant regarding comments made by Southern Baptist icon Jerry Vines. However, Southern Baptist Convention (SBC)
Tennessee Baptist group experiences Peruvian riot
June 27, 2002
It was a God-thing,” said pastor Kevin Shearer of the events which led to the rescue of 11 members of Cash Point Baptist Church, Ardmore,
West Side organist retires after 75 years tickling the ivories
June 27, 2002
When Violet Bunn was 7 years old, she began playing the piano for her father’s Sunday School class at West Side Baptist Church in Bessemer.
