Muslim mobs burn churches, homes of Christians
January 22, 2004
JIGAWA, Nigeria — Mobs of Muslim fundamentalists rampaged through the town of Kazaure in the northern state of Jigawa, Nigeria, on Nov. 19, burning 11
Vatican envoy to Burundi shot and killed
January 22, 2004
BUJUMBURA, Burundi — The Vatican ambassador to Burundi was shot and killed Dec. 29 by guerrilla rebels. He was riding in a car about 30
Baptist secretary confesses to stealing from Dothan church
January 22, 2004
The church secretary at Selma Baptist Church, Dothan, recently confessed to stealing money from the church. Charlotte M. Taylor, who is no longer employed
Religious liberty violators named in annual State Department report
January 22, 2004
The State Department’s annual report on the status of religious freedom across the globe is out, and its chief villains have some familiar faces. According
Zimbabwe Pentecostals order HIV tests for clergy
January 22, 2004
ZIMBABWE — A small group of Pentecostal churches in Zimbabwe has ordered all of its pastors, marriage officers and couples seeking marriage to be tested
Abusive priests estimated to number 3,000
January 22, 2004
SANTA CLARA, Calif. —A California psychologist who has counseled abusive priests and their victims estimates that there have been 3,000 predatory priests and about 24,000
Majority of Americans prefer a religious president
January 22, 2004
Almost 60 percent of likely voters surveyed say it’s important for a president to believe in God and be deeply religious while also having the
What does Greene County bingo say about Alabama?
January 22, 2004
The Jan. 6 issue of The Tuscaloosa News carried on its front page two articles about gambling. One reported that Pete Rose, after 14 years
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