Sugar Bowl spectacle comes with a price
July 29, 2004
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) staff has recommended that commissioners fine 20 CBS stations owned by Viacom Inc. $27,500 each for a total
AME forbids clergy to ‘marry’ same-sex couples
July 29, 2004
INDIANAPOLIS — The African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) has added disciplinary measures to its church law that declare that ministers cannot perform same-sex “marriage” ceremonies.
Kuwaiti Christians claim westerners hurt efforts
July 29, 2004
WASHINGTON — The senior pastor of Kuwait’s National Evangelical Church (KNEC) told American journalists in July that Christian missionaries from the West are making life
Kuwaiti Christians claim westerners hurt efforts
July 29, 2004
WASHINGTON — The senior pastor of Kuwait’s National Evangelical Church (KNEC) told American journalists in July that Christian missionaries from the West are making life
Courts could restrict church
July 29, 2004
A leading American cardinal told Pope John Paul II that the U.S. Catholic Churches in “great danger” of government inference in the internal life of
Missions volunteers experience imprisonment for preaching the gospel in Asia
July 15, 2004
Four Southern Baptist volunteers imprisoned in a restricted-access country in Asia emerged after two days, testifying to God’s goodness and expressing an unfaltering desire to
Judge stops ban on ‘partial birth’ abortion
July 15, 2004
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge in California has declared unconstitutional a federal law that attempts to ban certain medical procedures that abortion-rights opponents call
Birmingham’s Baptist Health System readies to fight lawsuit
July 15, 2004
Baptist Health System (BHS), Birmingham, is one of more than 20 not-for-profit hospitals nationwide gearing up to fight lawsuits challenging their charitable organization status. Attorney
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