Seven nations named violators of religious freedom
September 28, 2000
For the second straight year, the U.S. State Department listed Burma, China, Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Serbia and the Taliban of Afghanistan as severe violators of
Internet seen as witnessing tool
September 28, 2000
“Christians have an unprecedented opportunity online to reclaim lost people,” asserts Thomas Wright, Internet evangelism coordinator for the North American Mission Board. A medical
Missionaries attacked in Uganda
September 28, 2000
A Southern Baptist missionary family in Uganda escaped death Sept.. 9 after bandits pumped bullets into their car during an ambush attempt. Larry and Terry
Poll shows support for vouchers declining
September 21, 2000
WASHINGTON—Support for school vouchers is waning, with a majority of Americans now opposing the use of public funds to pay tuition at private schools, according
Judge allows moment of silence to stand
September 21, 2000
ALEXANDRIA, Va.—A Virginia judge ruled Aug. 31 that public school students can continue observing a moment of silence until he makes a final decision on
Birmingham’s M-Power ministry ‘first of its kind’
September 21, 2000
Imagine having to choose between paying rent or taking your sick child to the doctor. As medical and insurance costs rise, this tough choice, and
South Park continues tradition of racial harmony
September 21, 2000
The festive air at South Park Baptist Church’s recent pastor installation service resembled a wedding more than a church meeting. The happy occasion was
ABC says no to early ads for R-rated films
September 21, 2000
HOLLYWOOD—The Walt Disney Company has announced its ABC network will not accept R-rated movie commercials on any TV show airing before 9 p.m. Eastern time.
