‘Triple Espresso’ comedian’s faith is no joke
August 12, 2004
When comedian and performer Bob Stromberg started out, he had two goals in mind. First, he wanted to make people laugh. And second, he said,
Colorado Supreme Court upholds voucher decision
August 12, 2004
DENVER — The Colorado Supreme Court on June 28 declared the state’s school voucher program to be unconstitutional because it removes control over education from
Groups urge court to end juvenile death penalty
August 12, 2004
WASHINGTON — Nearly 30 religious groups have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to outlaw the execution of minors. Oral arguments for Roper vs. Simmons, a
Presbyterians attempt to mend ties with Jews
August 12, 2004
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Presbyterian Church (USA), under fire from Jewish groups for its funding of messianic Jewish congregations and a move to divest from
S.C. town council prayers ruled unconstitutional
August 12, 2004
GREAT FALLS, S.C. — Two groups concerned about church-state separation have welcomed an appeals court ruling that a South Carolina town council violated the Constitution
Veggie Tales creator relocates to Nashville
August 12, 2004
NASHVILLE — Big Idea Productions, creator of VeggieTales, has moved its headquarters from Chicago to Franklin, Tenn., near Nashville, and observers predict more family-oriented entertainment
Did Baptist church actions violate tax-exempt status laws?
August 12, 2004
Two prominent Southern Baptist pastors are standing firm against charges they violated their churches’ tax-exempt status, saying that the charges are nothing more than an
Baylor regents meet without voting on president
August 5, 2004
WACO, Texas — Baylor University President Robert Sloan, who survived a 17–18 dismissal vote in May, apparently survived another milepost in his tumultuous nine-year tenure
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