Supreme court affirms, limits ‘affirmative action’
July 3, 2003
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of affirmative action as a constitutional method of establishing racial diversity in higher education while at the
Pakistani Christian acquitted of blasphemy
June 26, 2003
ISTANBUL, Pakistan — After four and one-half years in prison for alleged blasphemy against Islam, Pakistani Christian Aslam Masih was acquitted June 4 in a
More action to shield public from magazines
June 26, 2003
NASHVILLE — In response to customer pressure, Walmart executives have decided to cover some women’s magazines stocked in the stores’ checkout lanes. U-shaped blinders will
Southern Baptist Convention messengers focus on ‘Kingdom families,’ launch homosexual ministry
June 26, 2003
A dry, intense heat spiking well over 100 degrees only energized Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) messengers attending the June 17–18 annual meeting in Phoenix. Many
Report says world has 35 million refugees
June 26, 2003
Almost 35 million displaced people were living in refugee camps or other temporary shelters last year, including a growing number who were unable to leave
LifeWay, ERLC emphasize ministry to homosexuals
June 26, 2003
By Bill Webb A Southern Baptist Task Force on Ministry to Homosexuals calls on churches to reach out in “proactive and redemptive” ways to men
Resolutions condemn same-sex unions, affirm families
June 26, 2003
By Marv Knox Southern Baptists punctuated key themes of their annual gathering with statements affirming “Kingdom families” and condemning homosexual unions. Those topics highlighted a
Liberian church leaders seek aid from Americans
June 26, 2003
MONROVIA, Liberia — Liberian church leaders are seeking emergency aid from American Christians as the proliferation of armed groups threatens the stability of a nation
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