Legislative session expected to be low-key
January 17, 2002
If predictions prove correct, this year’s regular session of the state Legislature should be one of smooth sailing compared to last year’s storms of controversy
40 million orphans expected by 2010 due to AIDS epidemic
January 17, 2002
The elderly woman sits in silence just outside the hospital’s open door. The electricity is off, but she doesn’t notice the darkness. For the past
Christians worldwide asked to pray for Africa
January 17, 2002
Africa. You know – the place where corrupt, crumbling governments abuse their citizens, where tribal groups attack each other, where everybody dies of AIDS. Those,
Congress paves way for D.C. same-sex benefits
January 10, 2002
WASHINGTON — The District of Columbia will be able to implement a program making health benefits available to the same-sex partners of its employees for
Religious games popular with people of faith
January 10, 2002
There’s a new kind of hero. He leads dangerous journeys to rescue lost souls held captive by evil hordes in the city of bondage. He
School prayer posts victory, setback
January 10, 2002
School prayer received a boost in Florida but took a hit in Louisiana in recent court actions. The U.S. Supreme Court side-stepped a school prayer
Company won’t use fetal stem cells for vaccine
January 10, 2002
The company producing 155 million new doses of smallpox vaccine for the United States says it won’t use a stem cell line taken from an
Quarter of adults on Internet are ‘religion surfers’
January 10, 2002
One in four adults who surf the Internet is looking for religious and spiritual material, according to a new survey released Dec. 23 by the
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