CINCINNATI, Ohio — The Cincinnati-based group Citizens for Community Values was instrumental in helping more than a dozen other cities implement tighter zoning laws that
WHEATON, Ill. — Wheaton College, an evangelical school in Wheaton, Ill., will allow dancing and permit faculty to drink alcohol and use tobacco products off
NEW YORK — The number of anti-Jewish incidents in the United States increased slightly from 2001 to 2002 but similar incidents reported on campuses rose
BOSTON — In a sign of how much the Catholic sex abuse scandal has energized parishioners in the pews, members of a Boston-based reform group
United States air strikes targeting Saddam Hussein early March 20 in Baghdad launched a military campaign that Southern Baptist President Jack Graham called a “last
BURMA? Where on earth is Burma, and who on earth would want to go there? Comments like this did not slow my preparations for the
As a U.S.-led war on Iraq commences, life under “code orange” has never seemed scarier. But apparently young Christians who live and work in Washington
ELGIN, Ill. — The Church of the Brethren has named the head of its humanitarian offices to become the church’s first layman to serve as
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