Mothers, kids fare best in Sweden, worst in Niger
June 5, 2003
WASHINGTON — Save the Children’s annual “Mothers’ Index” finds that mothers and children fare best in Sweden and worst in Niger. The fourth annual index,
Salvation Army wins legal case in Moscow
June 5, 2003
MOSCOW — After a four-year-long ordeal, the Salvation Army has won its legal battle to remain active in Moscow, Russia. A Moscow City Court recently
President Bush signs legislation to fight AIDS
June 5, 2003
President Bush’s signature on legislation that will provide $15 billion to fight AIDS globally May 27 was cheered by religious leaders concerned about prevention
CBF focuses relief efforts on Iraqi residents
June 5, 2003
ATLANTA — The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) shifted its focus for post-war ministry in Iraq from refugees to meeting immediate needs as well as long-term
Christian leaders appeal for religious freedom
June 5, 2003
VATICAN CITY — Iraq’s Christian patriarchs and bishops have appealed for full religious, social and political freedom for the Christian descendants of the prophet Abraham
Other news more important than religion, says editors
June 5, 2003
Television news editors cover religious holidays and other local faith-related events but half of them do not believe business news, a new survey shows. The
Labor Department combats child soldiers
May 29, 2003
The U.S. Department of Labor is teaming with a global Christian aid agency to combat the plight of child soldiers. Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao
Building seized during Holy Week demonstration
May 29, 2003
MOSCOW — Orthodox Christian monks, novices and lay people used the Orthodox Holy Week to illegally occupy a former church in Kiev that belongs to
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