Arsons decline at churches in United States
December 7, 2000
WASHINGTON — The number of arsons at U.S. houses of worship continues to decline, a federal task force reports. The total of arsons, bombings and attempted
Study: Most patients shun suicide
December 7, 2000
The majority of dying patients would not choose physician-assisted suicide or euthanasia to end their lives, a new study has found. About one of 10
Depression not a sin or weakness for Christians, speakers says
December 7, 2000
If life can be compared to a journey, clinical depression can be considered a detour along the way, a counselor told senior adults attending a
Network will connect churches via Internet
December 7, 2000
MALIBU, Calif. — The former president of Pepperdine University is heading a new online network that aims to connect Christian churches and ministries via the
December 10 slated for Human Rights Sunday
December 7, 2000
For more than 20 years, the Baptist World Alliance has encouraged Baptist congregations around the world to observe Human Rights Sunday. The date suggested this
Persecuted Romanian shares his life story at Birmingham church
December 7, 2000
Growing up in communist Romania, Josef Tson faced many forms of persecution. Tson, who recently spoke at a missions conference at Raleigh Avenue Baptist Church
Persecution continues in Vietnam
November 30, 2000
As U.S. President Bill Clinton visited with Catholic Archbishop Pham Minh Man to discuss religious freedom issues in this city formally known as Saigon, security
Three-fourths of the world does not have religious freedom
November 30, 2000
About 75 percent of the world’s population is subjected to restrictions and violations of their religious freedom, according to a recent survey by the Freedom
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