Calif. court reverses home-schooling decision
August 21, 2008
LOS ANGELES — In a huge win for thousands of Christian families in California and nationwide, a California appeals court reversed itself Aug. 8 and
Southern Baptist workers monitoring needs in Georgia-Russia conflict
August 21, 2008
Southern Baptists are organizing an overseas assessment team to evaluate relief needs in the Black Sea country of Georgia in the aftermath of fighting between
New Civil War museum offers ‘valuable insight’
August 21, 2008
The new Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center opened in April 2008. The $103 million museum and visitors center is a joint project
Gettysburg rich in history, offers stories of soldiers who fought there
August 21, 2008
About 90 minutes away from Lancaster County, Pa., you will find the quaint town of Gettysburg. Our first stop was the Gettysburg National Military Park
Campus readies for fall arrivals: ‘Green’ initiatives implemented, encouraged
August 14, 2008
Samford University students arriving on campus in late August for fall semester will be thinking “green” along with the school’s traditional red and blue colors.
Etowah ministers fight proposed bingo complex
August 14, 2008
Irish statesman Edmund Burke is supposed to have said, “All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.” And
Baptists to aid public officials at Democratic Convention
August 14, 2008
When the Democratic National Convention meets at Denver’s Pepsi Center Aug. 25–28, the “Mile High City” will absorb an estimated 225,000 visitors — including the
Woman ‘weakened by torture’ dies of malaria
August 14, 2008
ASSAB, Eritrea — Imprisoned and tortured for her Christian faith since December, 37-year-old Azib Simon died of malaria in Eritrea’s Wi’a Military Training Center in
