Two government parties vie for control of St. Lucia
December 12, 2001
Following the outbreak of World War II, British, French and U.S. military forces all strengthened their presence on St. Lucia. This resulted in an influx
Supreme Court to hear case with Jehovah’s Witnesses
November 8, 2001
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Oct. 14 to decide a difficult case involving separation of church and state. At issue is whether a town can
Bill would allow churches to lobby
November 1, 2001
A bill introduced in Congress would allow churches to spend 20 percent of their money on lobbying and up to 5 percent on campaigning for
Day of prayer set for nation Nov. 3
November 1, 2001
A group campaigning for global peace gathered in the nation’s capital Oct. 25 to declare Nov. 3 an international day of prayer and fasting for
Religious groups concerned about civil liberties
October 18, 2001
As Congress prepares for a final vote on overhauling the government’s ability to monitor suspected terrorists, a coalition of religious groups urged lawmakers not to
Religious freedom ambassador chosen
October 18, 2001
President Bush has nominated a Capitol Hill veteran on overseas religious liberty issues to be ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom. The president named John Hanford
American aid workers safe in Afghanistan
October 18, 2001
Two Americans on trial in Afghanistan are safe despite continued bombings of 1Kabul, the capital where they are being held, according to a prayer alert
Scholars rule Muslims in U.S. military must fight for America
October 18, 2001
An international panel of Muslim scholars has ruled that Muslims serving in the U.S. military have the obligation to fight for their country, even if
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