PHOENIX — An eyewitness to the persecution Christians are suffering at the hands of Muslim extremists in Indonesia has challenged Southern Baptists to intervene with
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After 120 years in Canada, the Salvation Army is determined to keep serving the poor, addicted and hungry despite government cuts,
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The American Medical Association set off a fury of protests this week when it endorsed human cloning for the purposes of stem
WASHINGTON — Religious groups urged President Bush to deploy peacekeepers to the war-torn county of Liberia as the president tours Africa and weighs American involvement
WASHINGTON — The chief of Navy chaplains was named June 17 as the first African-American chaplain of the U.S. Senate. Rear Adm. Barry Black, a
WASHINGTON — A study conducted by the University of Pennsylvania and completed this month shows that graduates of faith-based InnerChange Freedom Initiative are less likely
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — A small Presbyterian denomination rejected a move to require the church to display the American flag at its meetings in the United
With raids on video gambling machines being operated from two homes in Talladega County, the issue of whether video gambling is legal in Alabama surfaces
