Christians credited for defeat of Hawaii gay unions
April 16, 2009
HONOLULU — One month after its passage appeared all but certain, a bill to legalize civil unions in Hawaii was rejected March 25 in the
Delaware governor proposes sports lottery
April 16, 2009
DOVER, Del. — The governor of Delaware has proposed a sports lottery to help compensate for a $750 million shortfall in the state’s budget, but
Tajik president preparing to limit religion
April 16, 2009
DUSHANBE, Tajikistan — Religious expression in the Central Asian country of Tajikistan may soon become even more restricted, according to a warning from a nonpartisan
Human Relations Conference set at Shocco
April 16, 2009
Seeking to reaffirm the Church’s role in a multicultural society, the Alabama Inter-Baptist Fellowship (IBF) is hosting its annual Human Relations Conference April 20–22 at
Christian church destroyed by Laotian police
April 16, 2009
NONSOMBOON, Laos — Police in Borikhamxay province destroyed a church building in Nonsomboon village March 19 while Christian residents attended a meeting called by district
‘Nonbinding’ vote on bingo set for Argo
April 16, 2009
Argo Mayor Paul Jennings knows how to stun a crowd, and he proved it April 6. More than 75 people stuffed into the Argo Town
16-year-old’s vision to make change brings clean water to Darfur village
April 16, 2009
Joshua Guthrie was a troubled teen. Like many others of his generation, the high school sophomore was troubled by the needless suffering of so many
West Virginia church sets example for world hunger relief efforts
April 16, 2009
During the 30 hours that 150 believers fasted at Immanuel Baptist Church, Princeton, W.Va., 31,250 people died of starvation around the world. That’s why the
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