Wedgwood takes donation from family of gunman

January 20, 2000

“It is good to know that God is with us even in the line of fire.” This is one of the few visible expressions of

Leaders oppose ‘sex exploitation’ definition

January 20, 2000

Several conservative leaders, including Southern Baptist official Richard Land and Campus Crusade for Christ President Bill Bright, are opposing U.S. support of a new definition

Spanish Bible tops 1 million

January 13, 2000

Less than a year after its launch, the Nueva Version Internacional (NVI) – a Spanish-language Bible produced by the International Bible Society (IBS) – has

Group requests ‘civility pledge’ from candidates

January 13, 2000

WASHINGTON – With the Iowa presidential caucuses looming ahead, a nonpartisan religious alliance is stepping up pressure on candidates to conduct clean and civil campaigns.

FCC rule alarms religious broadcasters

January 13, 2000

WASHINGTON – In a move causing alarm among religious broadcasters, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has issue expanded guidelines on programming requirements of applicants for

Ten Commandments issues continue to rise

January 13, 2000

LONDON, Ky. – The state whose 1978 law mandating Ten Commandments classroom displays was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court is increasingly the scene of