Sunday School still widely embraced
July 28, 2005
The Barna Research Group has found that Sunday School is still one of the great mainstays of ministry, holding steady in a culture of theological
Court strikes down partial-birth abortion ban
July 28, 2005
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court upheld July 8 a lower-court opinion striking down the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act. A three-judge panel of the
Religious giving increased 2 percent in 2004
July 28, 2005
INDIANAPOLIS — Donations to religious congregations in the United States rose by nearly 2 percent last year, to an estimated $88 billion, according to a
Texas megachurch moves into Rockets’ old arena
July 28, 2005
HOUSTON — A recent cultural phenomenon occurred in Houston when a fast-growing church moved its services to a 16,000-seat arena that the local NBA team
Watchdog group joins Sen. Clinton in warning
July 28, 2005
WASHINGTON — The president of the National Institute on Media and the Family (NIMF) joined Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., July 14 to warn that pornography
Seventh-day Adventists re-elect their president
July 28, 2005
ST. LOUIS — Seventh-day Adventists have re-elected their president, Jan Paulsen, for the second time. Paulsen, 70, was re-elected at the General Conference meeting in
Seventh-day Adventists re-elect their president
July 28, 2005
ST. LOUIS — Seventh-day Adventists have re-elected their president, Jan Paulsen, for the second time. Paulsen, 70, was re-elected at the General Conference meeting in
Hurricane Dennis damages Robinsonville Baptist, less of a threat than feared
July 21, 2005
It’s not as bad as Ivan,” came the repeated report from pastors and directors of missions across south Alabama in the wake of Hurricane Dennis.
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