State government demolishes churches
December 12, 2002
NIGERIA — State officials in Borno, northern Nigeria, have demolished churches in the capital city of Maiduguri and plan to demolish more, claiming the buildings
Government, Anglicans agree on abuse payments
December 12, 2002
OTTAWA, Canada — The Anglican Church of Canada has reached an agreement with the Canadian government over how to pay compensation to thousands of aboriginals
Tammy Faye using popularity to minister to gays
December 12, 2002
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Former PTL co-host Tammy Faye Bakker, who divorced husband Jim Bakker after a public scandal destroyed their multi-million-dollar ministry empire, is using
President affirms pledge, motto
December 12, 2002
On Nov. 13 President Bush signed legislation that reaffirms the phrase “under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance and “In God We Trust” as the
School bus driver cited for distributing Bibles
December 5, 2002
A school bus driver in Jacksonville, Fla., was given a letter of discipline for distributing Bibles to students on her bus, prompting the daily newspaper
Massacre survivor in Karachi set free
December 5, 2002
KARACHI, Pakistan — Robin Peranditta, 27, one of two survivors of September’s massacre at the Institute of Peace and Justice (IPJ) in Karachi, was finally
Bush leery of Christian leaders’ criticism of Islam
December 5, 2002
WASHINGTON — President Bush has attempted to distance himself from some prominent Christian leaders’ descriptions of Islam as a violent and evil religion. Some statements
Cross burnings still occur in Alabama
December 5, 2002
By Sondra Washington In December, the United States Supreme Court will review another controversial case concerning a 50-year-old Virginia law banning cross burnings meant to
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