Methodists reinforce policy on homosexuality
November 10, 2005
HOUSTON — An openly gay United Methodist minister lost her bid to return to the pulpit Oct. 31, when the church’s highest court upheld her
Church in Alaska turns ‘roadkill’ into hunger relief ministry
November 3, 2005
Most people don’t associate the words “roadkill” and “delicacy.” But in Alaska, roadside remains are moose, not possum or armadillo. And for people living on
Gambling foes call for hold on casinos
October 27, 2005
Opponents of gambling expansion are calling for the federal government to institute a two-year moratorium on permitting the development of off-reservation casinos. Gambling foes
Sammon says moral compass needed in journalism
October 27, 2005
NASHVILLE — Because the secular media frequently ignores the moral aspects of news stories, Christian journalists must bring a sense of moral clarity to
Bible’s role in school supported by court
October 27, 2005
While the cultural debate about religion in schools is nowhere near settled, the Supreme Court has resolved at least this much: Students should know what’s
CBF leaders address ‘Jesus’ in constitution
October 20, 2005
Leaders of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) may add a preamble to the organization’s constitution, restoring explicit references to Jesus Christ and the Great Commission
Mississippi Legislature approves bill to let casinos rebuild on land
October 20, 2005
Remember those floating casinos washed ashore by Hurricane Katrina? The Mississippi Legislature wants to let them stay there – or, more accurately, let them
Schools to comply with mascot ruling
October 13, 2005
Representatives from two Baptist-affiliated colleges say their schools will comply with the NCAA’s decision to ban the use of American Indian mascots and logos by
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