Baptists organize relief efforts for Gaza, Israel
January 15, 2009
In and around war-torn Gaza, Baptist groups are already at work providing relief. A three-member medical team from Hungarian Baptist Aid is in Egypt, helping
Pentagon halts religious literature for recruits
January 15, 2009
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon recently reversed its policy of granting religious groups like the Gideons International preferential access to provide literature to new recruits. A
Large majority of Americans believe abortion should be prohibited or limited
January 15, 2009
More than 80 percent of Americans believe abortion should be either prohibited or limited, according to a new survey. The poll of U.S. adults shows
Vatican bars U.S. Jesuit from teaching about Christ
January 15, 2009
NEW YORK CITY — An American Catholic theologian censured by the Vatican for “grave doctrinal errors” has been told to cease teaching about the nature
Buddhist clerics hold Christians captive
January 8, 2009
Buddhist clerics and local council officials are holding 13 newly converted Christians captive in a pagoda (temple) in a southeastern mountainous district of Bangladesh in
New health regulation allows ‘conscience’ exceptions
January 8, 2009
WASHINGTON — A new federal regulation will allow health care workers to abstain from performing abortions or any service they object to on religious or
Physician-assisted suicide movement advances
January 8, 2009
WASHINGTON — Recent developments demonstrate the campaign to legalize physician-assisted suicide continues to make progress. The evidence includes: – A Montana district judge ruled Dec.
Settlement: Church to use former Wal-Mart
January 8, 2009
CARLINVILLE, Ill. — Carlinville Southern Baptist Church and the city of Carlinville, Ill., have reached a settlement in the church’s nearly year-long fight to use
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