Anniston fire ruled as arson
September 28, 2000
A Sept. 15 fire that destroyed most of First Baptist Church, Anniston, has been ruled as arson. The State Fire Marshal’s Office announced Sept. 19
Christian leader jailed in Uzbekistan, accused of having drugs
September 21, 2000
A Christian leader in western Uzbekistan’s autonomous Karakalpakstan region has been jailed since July 25, accused by local police of drug possession. Nicholai Rudinsky was
Poll shows support for vouchers declining
September 21, 2000
WASHINGTON—Support for school vouchers is waning, with a majority of Americans now opposing the use of public funds to pay tuition at private schools, according
Judge allows moment of silence to stand
September 21, 2000
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—A Virginia judge ruled Aug. 31 that public school students can continue observing a moment of silence until he makes a final decision on
Arizona investors reach agreement
September 21, 2000
A disagreement over the secured versus unsecured status of Baptist Foundation of Arizona (BFA) investors has been resolved, subject to court approval, according to a
Ten Commandments ruling appeal planned
September 14, 2000
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky’s attorney general has announced the state is appealing a federal judge’s ruling that barred the placement of a Ten Commandments monument
‘Charitable Choice’ Initiative would let religious organizations fund social services
September 7, 2000
Leaders of both major political parties are touting government partnerships with faith-based organizations to solve the nation’s social ills. Republican leaders made it a centerpiece
German lawyers want Bible outlawed
August 31, 2000
BERLIN — Lawyers of a religious sect in Germany want to outlaw the Bible. Christian Sailer and Gert-Joachim Hetzel, two lawyers belonging to the “Universal
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