Video gambling arcades invade state; legality debated
January 3, 2002
Gambling proponents and opponents alike found themselves in a perpetual state of limbo during 2001 as they each waited for the roll of the dice
Gossip an issue with Americans
December 20, 2001
Sixty-nine percent of American adults say gossiping is a problem in schools, according to a recent poll by Luntz/Laszlo that was commissioned by WordsCanHeal.org. Those
AIDS reaps Asian orphans
December 20, 2001
In the past two decades, at least 13 million people younger than 15 worldwide have lost one or both parents to the AIDS disease, according
New York Bible study reinstated
December 20, 2001
Employees of the New York State Department of Health contacted the Rutherford Institute after being denied permission to use a conference room for a Bible
SBC leaders call for day of prayer for Muslims
December 13, 2001
Six Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) agency heads have joined the denomination’s president in calling for a day for prayer for Muslims Dec. 16. Top executives
Study finds relaxed attitude on moral issues
December 13, 2001
In a new look at national morality, a Barna poll has found that close to 50 percent of American adults say watching a sexually explicit
Two government parties vie for control of St. Lucia
December 12, 2001
Following the outbreak of World War II, British, French and U.S. military forces all strengthened their presence on St. Lucia. This resulted in an influx
Baptists urged to pray for nation
November 29, 2001
Southern Baptists are being urged to pray specifically each week for the United States, its leaders and the nation’s military, according to a joint statement
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