Religious coalition urges action on uninsured
May 13, 2004
NASHVILLE — Religious leaders are joining forces in an unusual coalition to curb the growing number of Americans without health insurance, as part of Cover
United Methodist Church rejects homosexuality
May 13, 2004
More than 1,000 delegates of the 8.2 million-member United Methodist Church (UMC) gathered in Pittsburgh April 27–May 7 for the denomination’s quadrennial General Conference to
Methodist Church joins in boycott of Taco Bell
May 13, 2004
PITTSBURGH — The United Methodist Church became the largest U.S. church body to join a boycott against Taco Bell, urging the fast-food giant to improve
Judge Roy Moore’s removal upheld by seven-member court of review
May 6, 2004
Judge Roy Moore, whose 5,300-pound Ten Commandments monument cost him his job as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, had his removal from office
Obsessive-compulsive disorders can keep teens from knowing grace
May 6, 2004
Self-mutilation is not the only type of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) affecting youth, counselor Carrie Beaird told youth ministers at a recent seminar sponsored by Dallas
Rwanda 10 years later: Rebuilding after genocide
May 6, 2004
In the spring of 1994 Rwanda President Juvenal Habyarimana’s plane exploded from a missile attack, killing everyone on board. Hours later the country plummeted into
Rally calls for North Korean freedoms
May 6, 2004
Members of Congress and advocates of religious liberty and human rights joined with defectors from North Korea April 28 at a Capitol Hill rally for
Rwanda 10 years later: Rebuilding after genocide
May 6, 2004
In the spring of 1994 Rwanda President Juvenal Habyarimana’s plane exploded from a missile attack, killing everyone on board. Hours later the country plummeted into
