Fair trade impacts lives through purchases
May 14, 2009
By Martine G. Bates A woman in Alabama buys a beautiful candleholder as a gift for a friend. It pleases the giver and the receiver.
Pakistani Christians fear Islamic law to be imposed
May 7, 2009
KARACHI, Pakistan — As Taliban control hits pockets of Pakistan and threatens the nation’s stability, Christians worry their province could be the next to fall
Christians acquitted after two-year imprisonment
May 7, 2009
LAHORE, Pakistan — After more than two years in a Pakistani jail, two Christian men convicted of blasphemy against the Quran were acquitted April 16
Andalusia Baptists ahead of the game, ready for ‘bingo’ battle in their county
May 7, 2009
Electronic bingo gambling interests continue to inundate the state, surfacing in a different town or county almost weekly with high-priced deals and promises. But when
Alcohol opponents win two, may lose one
May 7, 2009
Opponents of an attempt to expand the potency of alcohol in Alabama won two major victories during the final days of the legislative session, but
Imprisoned Saudi Christian released but restricted
May 7, 2009
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — In a surprise move, a Saudi Christian arrested in January for describing his conversion from Islam and criticizing the kingdom’s judiciary
Alcohol legislation awaits governor’s decision
April 30, 2009
A bill that would greatly reduce the population requirement for holding a wet/dry referendum in the state and allow for continued Sunday sales of alcohol
Governor’s task force passes first test
April 30, 2009
Gov. Bob Riley and his Task Force on Illegal Gambling took one step forward April 17 in their case against White Hall’s electronic bingo gambling
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