AIDS growing fastest in former Soviet bloc
January 3, 2002
NEW YORK — The AIDS epidemic is growing fastest in countries of the former Soviet bloc, where an estimated 1 million people were expected to have
AIDS reaps Asian orphans
December 20, 2001
In the past two decades, at least 13 million people younger than 15 worldwide have lost one or both parents to the AIDS disease, according
Alaskan pastor recovering after attack by grizzly
September 20, 2001
FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Longtime Alaska pastor Johnny McCoy is recovering at a Fairbanks hospital after being mauled by a grizzly bear Sept. 4. McCoy, 52,
Poll finds most Americans opposed to cloning
September 6, 2001
Most Americans think cloning – human, animal and experiments aimed at medical advances – should be illegal, and religious beliefs are a key factor in
Japan OKs embryonic stem cell research
August 16, 2001
Japan has given the green light to researchers involved in embryonic stem cell research. On Aug. 1, a Japanese Cabinet panel approved experimentation of human
BWA leaders take action on religious liberty, AIDS
July 19, 2001
Leaders of the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) approved actions on religious liberty, the forgiveness of the national debts and the HIV/AIDS epidemic, welcomed five new
‘Jane Roe’ urges court to reconsider abortion decision
June 14, 2001
Nearly three decades after the Supreme Court legalized abortion nationwide, the original plaintiff in the landmark Roe vs. Wade case is urging a federal court
Food allergies keep child from taking communion
February 8, 2001
Citing 2,000 years of communion and faith, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston has refused to accommodate a child with food allergies by substituting a
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