Episcopalian businessman to lead Liberia
September 25, 2003
MONROVIA, Liberia — An Episcopalian businessman will lead Liberia now that former President Charles Taylor has been exiled to Nigeria after 14 years of violence.
Bush: Society must challenge low expectations in schools
September 25, 2003
Speaking about his administration’s No Child Left Behind education reform law at an elementary school in Nashville Sept. 8, President Bush said, “This society of
Canadian missionary freed in Lebanon
September 25, 2003
LEBANON — A Canadian missionary jailed in Lebanon July 10 was acquitted of spying for Israel Sept. 1. A Lebanese military court found Bruce Balfour,
Ten Commandments
September 25, 2003
I was privileged to join with Christians from across America in Montgomery to show support for Roy Moore’s attempt to preserve the right to acknowledge
‘VeggieTales’ creators file for bankruptcy
September 18, 2003
Big Idea Productions, makers of the best-selling “VeggieTales” video series, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy Sept. 2, as part of a deal to sell the
Athens goes wet; leaders say apathy a factor in the vote
September 18, 2003
Athens residents voted 3,727 to 3,496 Sept. 9 to allow alcohol sales within city limits, even though the city sits inside Limestone County — one
Boston Archdiocese settles for $85 million
September 18, 2003
BOSTON — The Archdiocese of Boston agreed to an $85 million settlement with 552 victims of clergy sex abuse, the largest settlement in the history
Bush cuts funds of pro-abortion groups
September 18, 2003
CRAWFORD, Texas — In what pro-lifers are calling a victory for the unborn, President Bush ordered the State Department Aug. 29 to withhold U.S. family
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