Judge dismisses Patterson, Southwestern suit
April 3, 2008
A federal judge has ruled that Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s decision to fire a female Hebrew professor was akin to a church’s decision to fire
First Priority holds statewide day of prayer for students
April 3, 2008
Greg Davis believes students today need prayer more than ever. And he’s not the only one. For the second year, adults across the state joined
Study links marijuana to lung cancer
April 3, 2008
Marijuana smoking may have a greater potential than tobacco smoking to cause lung cancer and smoking just one marijuana joint is as harmful to the
SBC leaders say regardless of global warming stance, Christians should care for earth
April 3, 2008
Christians and Southern Baptists on different sides in the debate over the environment can nonetheless partner together to care for it out of a belief
U.N. panel: Man-made global warming ‘unequivocal’
April 3, 2008
The most-often quoted authority on global climate change is the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a scientific group established in 1988 by the United
Cornmeal outreach provides aid for flooded Zambians
March 27, 2008
About 100 families in an isolated area on Zambia’s Lunsemfwa River received food assistance after heavy rains and flooding wiped out their crops and some
New electronic style of old familiar game allows gambling operators to skirt law, confuses authorities
March 27, 2008
Some of the laws describe the game that can be played for charity fund raising as bingo played on cards, but they don’t say that
Christian foster parents rejected over gay dispute
March 27, 2008
DERBY, England — A British couple who have been foster parents for 18 children have been barred from future service because they refuse to
