Faith-based halfway house constitutional
April 24, 2003
WASHINGTON, D.C. — An appellate court has ruled that the funding of a Milwaukee faith-based program by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections is constitutional. A
Christian work in Gaza Strip brings humanitarian medical aid to Arabs
December 5, 2002
It was 10 o’clock on a Friday morning earlier this fall, and Jonathan Miles had already been up since dawn. He had driven down to
Church benevolence giving hit record low in 2000, studies show
December 5, 2002
Congregational giving to benevolences, which support the broader mission of the church, hit an all-time low in 2000, reported Empty Tomb, an Illinois based research
Baptists aid in Malawi famine relief
October 24, 2002
A deepening food crisis is threatening the lives and health of more than 14 million people in southern Africa, and Southern Baptists are working to
BEAT Hunger ministry grows
September 19, 2002
Believers Everywhere Attack Hunger (BEAT Hunger) has moved from the youth ministry to the whole church. Young people in various churches got involved in the
North Koreans hope to escape hunger, religious regulations in China
August 29, 2002
Since the 1950s, North Korea has been the site of the world’s most persecuted church. Since 1995, it has also been the site of the
Separating faith-based services can be beneficial
August 8, 2002
A recent study of welfare-to-work initiatives found that about half of faith-based programs receive government-funding and that few of those programs reduced their religious
Alabama Baptists participate in missions effort to feed Palestinian refugees in Gaza
July 25, 2002
Tom Bennich, a member of First Baptist Church, Hartselle, has traveled the world to do missions. His work has been covered by The Alabama Baptist
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