Study: Many say economic, spiritual health linked
February 15, 2007
A majority of U.S. adults say that the overall health of the nation’s economy is dependent on how spiritual Americans are, a survey by The
U.S. workplace less family friendly, according to Harvard, McGill study
February 15, 2007
A study released by Harvard and McGill University researchers Feb. 1 says the United States lags behind nearly all wealthy nations in providing family-oriented workplace
Swiss court OKs assisted suicide
February 15, 2007
Mental illness, not terminal illness, may now be grounds for physician-assisted suicide in Switzerland. A Feb. 2 decision from the highest Swiss court opened the
Last of Arizona Baptist foundation fraud convicts sentenced to prison
February 15, 2007
One of the most egregious cases of fraud in nonprofit history came to a close Feb. 2, when the former treasurer of the Baptist Foundation
Prayer ‘greatest gift’ for politicians, Bush says
February 8, 2007
The "greatest gift" an American can give public officeholders is to pray for them, President Bush said Feb. 1 at the National Prayer Breakfast. The
North Korea executes four Christians for faith
February 8, 2007
PyonGyang, North Korea — The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, more commonly known as North Korea, is well known as a country where Christians are
Uzbekistani police arrest pastor for incitement
February 8, 2007
ANDIJAN, Uzbekistan — Uzbekistani secret police arrested Protestant pastor Dmitry Shestakov at his church in Andijan Jan. 21, eight months after a prosecutor accused him
Vandals damage Protestant church in Turkey
February 8, 2007
SAMSUN, Turkey — Assailants on Turkey’s Black Sea coast vandalized a Protestant church Jan. 28, days after nationalists from the region murdered a well-known Armenian
