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

Faith-based drug treatment plan gets tax dollars

August 15, 2002

Relying on a recent Supreme Court Ruling that state-funded scholarships to religious schools don’t necessarily violate the constitution, a federal judge in Wisconsin has ruled

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

From Alabama to Ohio, displaying the tablets causes controversy

August 15, 2002

Amid the rolling hills of rural southwest Ohio, four high schools feature identical sets of five monuments placed neatly in front of their new buildings.

Support grows for scrapping blasphemy law

August 15, 2002

LONDON—Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England have announced their support for scrapping the English law against blasphemy and replacing it with

Eritrea officials order church closings

August 15, 2002

The government of Eritrea has ordered the closing of all Christian churches not affiliated with Islam and three major denominations. According to the World Evangelical

Frustration affects church leaders too

August 8, 2002

Amid the demands and challenges of leadership within God’s Kingdom, Jay Wells notes, the Bible offers encouragement and models of behavior. “I want you