Family friendly movies selling better than sex, violence
April 22, 2004
Movies that have family friendly rating and lack sex and violence are the ones that sell at the box office, an analysis by the Christian
Myanmar’s history punctuated with political struggle
April 22, 2004
The Union of Myanmar is a county of extremes- a harsh military dictator in power and a relentless pro-democracy movement struggling to be heard. In
Arabian Peninsula focus of 24-hour IMB prayer effort
April 22, 2004
On Pentecost Sunday, May 30, Southern Baptists across America will unite in prayer asking God to help 43 million people in seven countries of the
Nigeria religious violence leaves over 1,500 dead
April 15, 2004
JOS, Nigeria — Religious violence that erupted in the Nigerian state of Plateau a few weeks ago has resulted in the deaths of eight pastors
Nigeria’s Christian leaders condemn violence
April 15, 2004
ABUJA, Nigeria — Christian leaders have condemned Muslim fundamentalists for killing Christians and destroying churches in northern Nigeria, warning that the national government’s inability to
Vietnam police interfere in worship celebration
April 15, 2004
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — On the afternoon of March 4, public security police surrounded the Quoc Thanh Theater in central Ho Chi Minh
‘Bingo for bookies’ bill sliding through House, awaiting vote
April 15, 2004
The proposed “Bingo for Books” legislation calling for a statewide constitutional amendment to allow high stakes bingo at all Alabama dog tracks was approved by
La. College considers strict textbook rule
April 15, 2004
Louisiana College trustees, whose December decision to screen all classroom materials was criticized as a violation of academic freedom, will consider an even stricter textbook
