Christians to mark world-wide week of prayer
January 15, 2004
GENEVA, Switzerland — Christians around the world will mark Jan. 18–25 as the annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, even as one leading ecumenist
North American migration to Israel on the rise
January 15, 2004
JERUSALEM — More North American Jews immigrated to Israel in 2003 than in the previous year, despite the ongoing recession in the Jewish state and
Polygamy case tests home ‘privacy’ limits
January 8, 2004
Sometimes senators’ predications come true. At least that’s what it looked like this week in Salt Lake City. It’s there that a lawyer for a
Few professors encourage students to discuss religion
January 8, 2004
While most college professors to do little to encourage spiritual engagement among their students, a recent study indicates the students are highly interested in gaining
Hindu militants increase attacks on India’s Christians
January 8, 2004
A fresh round of violence by Hindu militants in the northern Indian state of Orissa has put Christian residents in the grip of fear. About
Ohio law banning partial-birth abortion upheld
January 8, 2004
CINCINNATI — A federal appeals court based in Cincinnati ruled Dec. 17 that an Ohio law banning partial-birth abortion is constitutional. In a 2–1 decision,
Escaped Christian leader arrested
January 8, 2004
Nov. 29, Vietnamese authorities extradited Ma Van Bay from Binh Phuoc province in the Central Highlands to his former home in Ha Giang province on
Colorado Baptist school rewrites policy, keeps voucher student
January 8, 2004
Colorado Baptist school rewrites policy, keeps voucher student A theoretical problem that school-voucher advocates and opponents have argued about for years may have become reality
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