Attempt to drop Baylor homosexuality ban vetoed
November 14, 2013
WACO, Texas — Baylor University’s student body president has vetoed a resolution to drop a ban on homosexuality from the university’s code of conduct. Baylor’s
Vietnam War chaplains helped soldiers through tumultuous era
November 7, 2013
Army chaplain Charlie Clanton found it difficult to look at the severely burned young soldier at a makeshift medical evacuation station in Vietnam. The soldier’s
Kenyan pastors ask for guns amid violence
November 7, 2013
As attacks on Christians mount in Kenya’s coastal region, some evangelical pastors in the Mombasa area no longer may be willing to turn the other
Senate passage of ENDA appears near after 61–30 vote for consideration Nov. 4
November 6, 2013
The U.S. Senate has taken a step that apparently assures it will approve for the first time a bill to grant workplace civil rights on
New Jersey school district will allow religious holiday songs
November 5, 2013
A New Jersey school district has reversed course and retracted its ban on religious holiday songs at winter concerts. “In reviewing additional legal considerations and
American pastor held in Iran transferred to brutal prison
November 4, 2013
After spending more than a year in Tehran's brutal Evin Prison, American pastor Saeed Abedini has been transferred to one of Iran's more obscure and
Gospel for Asia calls for intercession on International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church
November 1, 2013
As Christians prepare to participate in the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church on Nov. 3 or Nov. 10, Gospel for Asia (GFA)
Houston County ‘bingo’ gambling machines ruled illegal, to be destroyed
October 24, 2013
After more than a year of court proceedings, gambling devices seized from Houston County’s Center Stage have been deemed illegal. They will be destroyed, and
