Florida judge strikes down voucher program
August 22, 2002
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A Florida judge ruled Aug. 5 that the state’s school voucher plan is unconstitutional because it advances religion. The U.S. Supreme Court
New attack in Pakistan kills Christian nurses
August 22, 2002
TAXILA, Pakistan — Three Pakistani Christian nurses were killed Aug. 9 when attackers lobbed two grenades at a crowd of women leaving a missionary hospital
House drops settlement to missionary’s family
August 22, 2002
WASHINGTON — A budget battle between Congress and the Department of State has its first casualty — the cash settlement earmarked for the family of
States developing programs that affect married couples
August 22, 2002
While the American public may think that marriage promotion is a new idea on the public agenda, a handful of states have already tested the
Gunmen storm Christian school in Pakistan, leave six dead
August 22, 2002
A Christian school for missionary children in Pakistan is evaluating its future after a band of masked gunmen stormed the compound Aug. 5, killing six
Vatican excommunicates seven ordained women
August 15, 2002
VATICAN CITY –The Vatican’s powerful Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith excommunicated seven women ordained as priests by a bishop who has broken with
Sept. 11 ceremonies planned
August 15, 2002
In less than a month all of America will be memorializing the most tragic day in recent United States history – Sept. 11. On that
Hindu pilgrims killed in raid by Islamic militants
August 15, 2002
KASHMIR—Suspected Islamic militants killed nine Hindus in an early-morning raid Aug. 6 as thousands of pilgrims made their way to a sacred shrine deep in
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