Survey shows religious Americans tolerate divorce
October 27, 2005
WASHINGTON — Most Americans continue to believe that “God’s plan for marriage is one man, one woman, for life,” but they are still tolerant
Christian students made to study Islam in Nigeria
October 27, 2005
KANO, Nigeria — Christians in rural areas of Kano, Nigeria, are afraid to send their children to public schools for fear that they will
Hindu extremists attack Indian Church of God
October 27, 2005
RAIPUR, India — Hindu extremists stormed the annual convention of a church in Raipur, India, Oct. 15, alleging that organizers had kidnapped tribal people
Nigerian authorities demolish church for police
October 27, 2005
KANO, Nigeria — Nigeria’s Kano state authorities have demolished a church catering to law officers in a police barracks in the city of Kano.
Venezuela wants to oust New Tribes missionaries
October 27, 2005
CARACAS, Venezuela — A Christian missionary group being expelled from Venezuela vehemently denounced charges by President Hugo Chavez that the group is involved with
Bible curriculum revised after controversy
October 27, 2005
A group that encourages teaching the Bible as history and literature in public schools has revised its curriculum, incorporating many of the changes recommended
Sammon says moral compass needed in journalism
October 27, 2005
NASHVILLE — Because the secular media frequently ignores the moral aspects of news stories, Christian journalists must bring a sense of moral clarity to
Senate panel avoids cuts in food-stamp program
October 27, 2005
WASHINGTON — After pleading from prominent Baptists and other religious leaders, a Senate panel has declined to recommend major cuts in a federal program
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