MADISON, Wis. — A federal judge has ordered the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development to halt funding of a faith-based Milwaukee program that helps troubled
Six men encircle a patch of stout seedlings. They shift the rust-red dirt of India with the toes of their shoes. One man, a Baptist
For the first time, a group of Baptist moderates is headed toward breaking away from a state convention to form its own convention, a step
CHICAGO — The nation’s largest Lutheran denomination has named a respected seminary professor to lead the denomination through a four-year study on homosexuality that could
Legislation calling for an expansion of alcohol sales in north Alabama has legislators debating territorial rights as much as the issue of liquor. House Bill
JACKSON, Tenn. — Former ABC religion correspondent Peggy Wehmeyer said religion coverage in the news media is lacking. Wehmeyer, who will speak at Union University’s
One hundred and one new North American Mission Board (NAMB) missionaries will be commissioned Feb. 17 at Huffman Baptist Church in Birmingham. The service, which
Arizona’s attorney general is asking the federal government to compare the recent collapse of Enron with the alleged swindling of $600 million from investors in
