Domestic violence takes many forms
March 14, 2002
By Elizabeth Gregory Sharon married George in her early 20s. At first, he was only unkind at times. Later, his behavior became increasingly emotionally abusive.
‘Woman’s Right to Know,’ teacher background checks close to passage
March 14, 2002
Two pieces of legislation that have moved around the halls of the State House for years may finally come to fruition during this year’s session.
Attorney general opinion calls video gambling devices illegal
March 14, 2002
A March 6 opinion issued by Attorney General Bill Pryor gives law enforcement officials throughout the state the authority they say is needed to close
Judge says Bible classes must end
March 7, 2002
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.
WMU collects items nationwide for Liberian Theological Seminary
March 7, 2002
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
Bush seeks religious freedom in China
February 28, 2002
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
Supreme Court joins debate on school voucher issue
February 28, 2002
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
NAMB abandons endorsements of ordained female chaplains
February 14, 2002
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
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