Soap, cake pans, U.S. postage stamps, paper clips, work gloves, sheets, pot holders, tape and T-shirts are just a few of the items Woman’s Missionary
A federal judge has ruled that a 51-year tradition of teaching Bible classes in the county where the famous Scopes trial was held must end.
President Bush has asked Chinese President Jiang Zenim to open dialogue with religious leaders about freedom of worship in China. National security adviser Condoleezza Rice
The nation’s highest court joined the debate on school vouchers, considering Feb. 20 whether the state aid that pays for tuition in religious schools is
North American Mission Board trustees decided Feb. 6 that while the agency’s Chaplains Commission “is committed to endorse chaplains, both men and women,” it will
WASHINGTON — Advocates of a sanctity-of-life ethic have given the appointees to President Bush’s Council on Bioethics generally favorable marks. The long-awaited names of the
Jeff Struecker never asked to be famous. Two days in Mogadishu, Somalia, though, forever changed his life. Those two days — Oct. 3–4, 1993 —
The number of individuals seeking food assistance is on the rise nationwide, according to a new report. And while Birmingham was not part of the
