Courts strike down partial-birth abortion ban
February 16, 2006
WASHINGTON — In cases that may be headed for the U.S. Supreme Court, two federal appeals courts Jan. 31 struck down the federal ban on
Investigation continues for nine burned churches
February 16, 2006
Less than a week after five Bibb County churches were torched by arsonists, four more in west Alabama burned, bringing the total to nine Baptist
Youth conflicted on abortion rights
February 16, 2006
A nationwide poll of 1,000 high school seniors found nearly half describing themselves as “pro-choice.” But when specific hypothetical scenarios were described, most said they
Mississippi cell-phone drive benefits missions
February 16, 2006
How do you get kids involved in missions? The answer came to Heywood Washburn in an unusual place — some 35,000 feet above the Earth’s
Catholic Church, sex-abuse victims settle
February 16, 2006
FRANKFORT, Ky. — A judge approved a settlement of up to $85 million Jan. 31 between sexual-abuse victims and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington,
Segregation undermines churches’ ability to reach society with gospel
February 9, 2006
Christians undermine their ability to reach society with the gospel because they segregate their churches by race, sociologist/author George Yancey told participants in a workshop
Eritrean military jails 75 Protestant conscripts
February 9, 2006
ASMARA, Eritrea — Eritrean military authorities jailed 75 Protestant Christians Feb. 1 at the Sawa Military Training Camp for “reading Bibles and praying during their
Step out of pain into freedom with God’s help
February 9, 2006
Every person alive has been touched by pain. Left to ourselves, we are victims. I have often said, “Until the pain of where I am
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