Bishops endorse constitutional ban on gay marriage
October 2, 2003
WASHINGTON — Top leaders of the nation’s Roman Catholic bishops Sept. 10 endorsed efforts to amend the U.S. Constitution to prohibit gay marriage. The bishops’
Maluku Islands people take steps toward recovery
October 2, 2003
Since the conflict between Muslims and Christians first erupted in January 1999 in the Maluku Islands of Indonesia, an estimated 10,000 lives have been lost
Canadian same-sex couples slow to get ‘married’
October 2, 2003
NEW YORK — Canadian homosexuals can attain marriage licenses, but they’re not yet flocking to their local courthouses, according to a story in The New
EEOC files complaint against Missouri convention
October 2, 2003
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Officials of the Missouri Baptist Convention say they have received a formal complaint from the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
General Motors turns down mediation in dispute
October 2, 2003
INDIANAPOLIS — General Motors (GM) has declined an offer by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to mediate a complaint dispute filed by an employee
Canadian missionary freed in Lebanon
September 25, 2003
LEBANON — A Canadian missionary jailed in Lebanon July 10 was acquitted of spying for Israel Sept. 1. A Lebanese military court found Bruce Balfour,
Ten Commandments
September 25, 2003
I was privileged to join with Christians from across America in Montgomery to show support for Roy Moore’s attempt to preserve the right to acknowledge
Episcopalian businessman to lead Liberia
September 25, 2003
MONROVIA, Liberia — An Episcopalian businessman will lead Liberia now that former President Charles Taylor has been exiled to Nigeria after 14 years of violence.
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