Judge strikes down Internet anti-porn law
April 5, 2007
PHILADELPHIA — On March 22, a federal judge in Philadelphia struck down a federal law that prohibits commercial Web sites from making sexually explicit material
Faith-based program lowers prisoners’ return rates
April 5, 2007
WASHINGTON — Government officials said a pilot prisoner-entry program that partners government and faith-based groups may have helped reduce the percentage of former prisoners who
Vermont lawmakers block assisted suicide bill
April 5, 2007
Montpelier, Vt. — The Vermont House of Representatives has turned back an attempt to make the New England state the second in the country to
African couple gets BWA’s Lotz Award
March 29, 2007
Joao and Nora Matwawana, a couple from Angola, are this year’s recipients of the Denton Lotz Human Rights Award, given annually by the Baptist World
Teens watch parents, church leaders for guidance on sex
March 29, 2007
More than three-quarters of teens think religious leaders should do more to help prevent teen pregnancy — that’s even more than the 64 percent of
Three-quarters of Americans believe morals have weakened
March 29, 2007
Three-quarters of Americans believe moral values in America have weakened in the last 20 years and almost half think they have significantly weakened, according to
Ozark Baptists unite to prevent beer sales at festival
March 29, 2007
When Christians in Ozark work together to protect families, things happen. Recently a group of Ozark citizens persuaded the City Council to reconsider its decision
Hindu mob attacks Bible college in India
March 22, 2007
BHUBANESWAR, India — A mob of about 500 anti-Christian radicals, led by a Hindu nationalist group, attacked a Bible college in India’s eastern state of
