Minister disciplined, refused membership to gay man
September 1, 2005
SOUTH HILL, Va. — A United Methodist minister in South Hill, Va., has been put on involuntary administrative leave for refusing to allow an openly
Pickens Association church reaches out to other Hispanic churches
September 1, 2005
Once a month in the Tuscaloosa area, a rare type of worship service is held. Looking through the windows, one sees a crowd of
Robertson apologizes for assassination call
September 1, 2005
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Responding to a growing chorus of denunciation, religious broadcaster Pat Robertson apologized Aug. 24 for suggesting on his television show, “The
Alabama Baptists prove athletic skills in state tournaments
September 1, 2005
The month of August was a busy one for softball teams and marksmen and markswomen in Alabama. Baptists from across the state participated in
Church land ownership getting tougher in Russia
September 1, 2005
MOSCOW — Protestant communities and other religious confessions in Russia are facing increasing obstruction from state authorities about building a place of worship. For example,
Jaye, Annie
September 1, 2005
Annie Jaye has been a member at Mineola Baptist Church, Uriah, for about 90 years. Over the years, Jaye has served as Sunday School teacher,
Israel high court approves synagogue destruction
September 1, 2005
JERUSALEM — Israel’s Supreme Court ruled Aug. 23 that all synagogues in the now-vacated Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip and northern West Bank should
Midwestern dedicates Koehn-Myers Center
September 1, 2005
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Mo., dedicated its first renovation project of academic/administrative facilities in more than 25 years — the William Koehn
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