Former student wins suit over valedictory speech
May 30, 2002
OROVILLE, Calif. — A high school valedictorian who was prevented from giving a graduation speech with religious themes in 1999 settled his federal lawsuit against
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Study blames Jewish secularism on Holocaust
May 30, 2002
WASHINGTON — Secularism is increasing among American Jews because many believe that God did not intervene in events such as the Holocaust, according to Barry
Tax exempt status on Bibles unconstitutional
May 30, 2002
BATON ROUGE, La. — A 1996 law that exempted religious groups from paying sales tax on Bibles and religious instructional materials is unconstitutional, Judge Ginger
Gardner-Webb football standout gives up potential lucrative NFL career to follow preferred career path
May 30, 2002
Ahmad Miller probably has never met Gardner-Webb University football star Rich Williams. After the recent NFL draft, however, Miller may just see Williams as his
Whole story of alcohol consumption should be told
May 30, 2002
Reluctantly, but finally, most Americans admit today that the consumption of alcoholic beverages contributes to a major portion of the national drug problem. The legality
Former Alabama pastor discusses ‘worship wars’
May 30, 2002
If worship transforms us into kinder, more loving people, then why do we fight over worship?” Paul Basden asked during a May worship conference sponsored
Glorieta again becomes a shelter from fire
May 23, 2002
In a repeat of events of two years ago, LifeWay Glorieta Conference Center in New Mexico again served as a temporary home to firefighters and
Holcomb elected officer of NAMB trustees
May 23, 2002
ASHFORD — Alabama’s Barry Holcomb, pastor of Bluff Springs Baptist Church in Ashford, was elected first vice chairman by the trustees of the North American
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