Nearly 12 years had passed since Marty and Jackie Montgomery had been married, and still they had no children. Since the couple did not feel
In the rolling hills and mountains surrounding Guatemala’s Lake Atitlan, coffee farmers with a keen eye can spot a spare square foot a mile away.
Baptists of all stripes are featured prominently in leadership of the 110th Congress, which itself features some religious firsts. As both chambers pass from Republican
DALLAS — Officials with the Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT) will give law-enforcement agencies the documents produced by an independent investigation that revealed financial
MOSUL, Iraq — Grieving Christians in Iraq’s northern city of Mosul completed three days of mourning for a murdered Presbyterian church elder Dec. 3, 2006,
TRENTON, N.J. — A New Jersey school district violated the constitutional rights of a second-grade student in 2005 when it prevented her from performing the
WASHINGTON — Congress approved a bill Dec. 6, 2006, that allows people who have filed for bankruptcy to continue to tithe and to make charitable
ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish President Ahmet Necdet Sezer has blocked a key piece of reform legislation passed in November 2006 to broaden religious freedoms in
