Arkansas court nixes ban on gay foster parents
July 20, 2006
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled unanimously June 29 that the state’s child-welfare agency cannot ban gays from being foster parents. The
New York’s high court punts ‘gay-marriage’ dispute to legislators
July 13, 2006
New York’s highest court has ruled that the state’s constitution neither requires nor bans the legalization of same-sex “marriage,” saying the question is one for
About 3 percent of ordained Baptist women nationwide serve in Alabama
July 13, 2006
Roughly 1,600 Baptist women in the United States have been ordained to the ministry, according to a new report released by Baptist Women in Ministry.
Jerusalem forced to pay gay-rights group $75,000
June 29, 2006
JERUSALEM — The Jerusalem District Court has ordered the city of Jerusalem to pay a gay- and lesbian-rights organization more than $75,000, after the city
Lesbian priest drops quest to become bishop
June 29, 2006
COLUMBUS, Ohio — As the conflict over homosexuality in the Episcopal Church boiled to the surface during its national convention June 13–21 in Columbus, Ohio,
Presbyterians (USA) make room for gay clergy, unveil new language for Trinity
June 29, 2006
During its General Assembly in Birmingham June 15–22, the Presbyterian Church (USA) passed two controversial proposals, one to allow the ordination of gay clergy and
Indian leader threatens Christians after rapes
June 22, 2006
NADIA, India — The headman of 12 villages in India’s Madhya Pradesh state, including Nadia village where two Christian women were raped May 28, has
India rankings on trafficking report questioned
June 22, 2006
WASHINGTON — The effort to combat sex and labor trafficking is advancing, according to the State Department, but some leaders in the campaign expressed displeasure
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