Lutherans say no to changing gay clergy rules
August 23, 2007
CHICAGO — Efforts to eliminate a celibacy requirement for gay Lutheran clergy failed Aug. 11 at a churchwide assembly, but delegates urged bishops to refrain
New England tours offer opportunity to experience Baptist history
August 16, 2007
Providence, Plymouth, Salem, Boston — these are names memorized by schoolchildren in their earliest history classes. New England is clearly the cradle of American history,
Cullman church hosts first Connect Day Camp program in nation
August 2, 2007
Six months ago, Connect Ministries founders Ken Thomas and Gabe Norris felt a burden to start a children’s day camp that would connect the local
New Orleans doctor not charged with Katrina deaths
August 2, 2007
NEW ORLEANS — Closing one of the most sensational chapters in post-Katrina New Orleans, Dr. Anna Pou said she fell to her knees and thanked
Episcopal church suspends Muslim female priest
August 2, 2007
SEATTLE — The female Episcopal priest who claims she also is a Muslim has been suspended from the priesthood and other Episcopal leadership roles for
Southern Baptist promoted to Army chief of chaplains
July 26, 2007
Doug Carver remembers the day he held a pair of bloody dog tags in his hand. That same hand recently rested on the Bible his
Alabama disaster relief units help in Midwest
July 26, 2007
Alabama Baptist disaster relief teams have been part of the cleanup efforts happening in Kansas after waters began receding in the flood-ravaged Midwest. Teams from
Supreme Court upholds faith-based initiative funds
July 19, 2007
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 25 that taxpayers affiliated with an atheist group do not have standing to challenge the Bush administration
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