Booklets give Alabama teachers guidance on religion in schools
October 27, 2005
Is the Bible allowed in public schools? According to the Alabama Education Association (AEA), the answer is a resounding yes. At the beginning of
Episcopals say no to divestment in Middle East
October 27, 2005
LAS VEGAS — The Episcopal Church has flatly rejected a church-based movement to pull investments from Israel, instead choosing a strategy of “positive investment” among
Sharing faith in classroom requires delicate balance for Christian public school teachers
October 27, 2005
Many Christian public school teachers see their vocation as more than a job. They view it as a divine calling. But some wrestle with how
Methodist survey reveals sexual harassment
October 27, 2005
WASHINGTON — Sexual harassment is a prevalent problem in the United Methodist Church, according to a survey of church pastors, bishops and laity. In
Coffee Springs church celebrates 75 years
October 27, 2005
Each fall, former and current members of Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Coffee Springs, in Sardis Baptist Association gather for a homecoming celebration. This year’s meeting
Survey shows religious Americans tolerate divorce
October 27, 2005
WASHINGTON — Most Americans continue to believe that “God’s plan for marriage is one man, one woman, for life,” but they are still tolerant
Owens Cross Roads celebrates revived ministry
October 27, 2005
Since charter member Burt Morris and his now deceased wife, Pat, gathered with 80 others in the backyard of their home in New Hope to
Christian students made to study Islam in Nigeria
October 27, 2005
KANO, Nigeria — Christians in rural areas of Kano, Nigeria, are afraid to send their children to public schools for fear that they will
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