Case declined over Columbine memorial tiles
February 13, 2003
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court denied, without comment, an appeal from the families of two victims of the 1999 Columbine High School shootings, Daniel Rohrbough
Corporations halt ‘hate funding’ contributions
February 13, 2003
Delhi, India — Leading information technology companies in the United States suspended donations to an American-based charity following reports that the organization channeled the funds
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
Baptist volunteers help those grieving at NASA
February 13, 2003
They continue to come. They have been coming to grieve, to pay their respects, to leave flowers, cards, balloons and candles. And they come to
Harsh persecution documented in China
February 13, 2003
Hangzhou, China — The New York-based Committee for Investigation on Persecution of Religion in China has released detailed reports from persecuted Christians in China, revealing
Jibla Baptist Hospital now reopened
February 13, 2003
Barely a month after three Southern Baptist medical workers were murdered, the Baptist hospital in Jibla, Yemen, has reopened, the medical center’s business manager told
Christian persecution continues in former Soviet Union
February 6, 2003
It has happened again. Members of Central Baptist Church, Tbilisi, Georgia, were beaten in an attack at the church on Jan. 24 before a scheduled
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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