Financial cuts affect Methodist missionaries
February 13, 2003
NEW YORK — Citing financial shortfalls, the United Methodist Board of Global Ministries has decided not to renew the contracts of 18 Methodist missionaries whose
Virginia Legislature rejects school vouchers
February 13, 2003
RICHMOND, Va. — A committee of Virginia’s state legislature has rejected an attempt to amend the state’s constitution to allow for state funding of private
National WMU building on the past, ‘believing in the future’
February 13, 2003
Woman’s Missionary Union’s (WMU) executive director Wanda S. Lee and national president Janet Hoffman challenged missions leaders to believe in the future and go forward
Christian candy canes land students in court
February 6, 2003
WESTFIELD, Mass. — Six Massachusetts high school students have filed suit against their school, arguing that a prohibition on distributing religious materials violates their constitutional
Organized religion poorly perceived by public
February 6, 2003
MINNEAPOLIS — A survey that tests views on religion has found that the public’s perception of organized religion is at an all-time low. The most
Texas Baptist group opposes death penalty
February 6, 2003
DALLAS — The Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission has joined the call for a moratorium on the death penalty. The commission, which is the moral
New book teaches women to ease stress, avoid burnout by leading balanced lives
February 6, 2003
In a hurry-up world where women are desperately trying to fulfill multiple roles and suffering the ill effects of stress and burnout, author Elizabeth Gregory
United Methodist bishop faces heresy charges
February 6, 2003
CHICAGO — Official charges have been filed against the liberal United Methodist bishop of Chicago, accusing him of heresy and abandoning the Christian faith. Twenty-eight
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