Alabama sets record for World Hunger gifts
March 1, 2001
Alabama Baptists set a record for gifts to world hunger during 2000, backing up a commitment to fight poverty made at the Alabama Baptist Convention
Judge says priests to blame for Christians’ murder in Egypt
March 1, 2001
Instead of convicting the Muslim murder suspects accused of killing 21 Christians in last year’s El-Kosheh massacre, a judge in southern Egypt has accused the
Commission hears conflicting reports on Indonesia
March 1, 2001
Sharply different perspectives on religious persecution in Indonesia have been laid before the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom. A Christian professor and a
NAMB broadens prohibitions on chaplains
March 1, 2001
The Southern Baptist North American Mission Board (NAMB) has expanded its prohibitions regarding the endorsement of chaplains to include those who participate in any kind
Christianity remains world’s largest religion
February 22, 2001
Despite an upswing in the number of both Muslims and nonreligious people worldwide, Christianity remains the world’s largest religion, according to a new report
Teens make online pledges to remain sexually pure
February 22, 2001
Often a forum for racy exchanges, the Internet became a symbol of purity Feb. 14 for thousands of teens who logged on to take an
Baptists second only to Catholics in Congress
February 15, 2001
Baptists are the largest group in Alabama’s Congressional delegation, despite the fact that Catholics hold a lead overall in the U.S. Congress (see box, right).
Poll: Americans afraid of poverty
February 15, 2001
Half of Americans are concerned they will become poor in the future, and one-third say they have been poor in the past, according to
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