Arizona investors reach agreement
September 21, 2000
A disagreement over the secured versus unsecured status of Baptist Foundation of Arizona (BFA) investors has been resolved, subject to court approval, according to a
Christian leader jailed in Uzbekistan, accused of having drugs
September 21, 2000
A Christian leader in western Uzbekistan’s autonomous Karakalpakstan region has been jailed since July 25, accused by local police of drug possession. Nicholai Rudinsky was
New polls find strong families top priority lists
September 14, 2000
A new poll finds that most Americans believe strengthening families is a greater priority than having a cleaner environment or increasing job opportunities. The poll,
Turmoil brings ‘economic black eye’ to Fiji travel industry
September 14, 2000
The Fiji Islands were once considered an idyllic choice for vacationers seeking a South Seas paradise location. But currently the fairy-tale setting is not attracting
Fiji: South Pacific’s shining star dimmed by social problems
September 14, 2000
The idyllic Fiji islands have long been a beacon to lovers of exotic locations — including Captain Bligh’s infamous crew who mutinied their ship, The
Ten Commandments ruling appeal planned
September 14, 2000
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky’s attorney general has announced the state is appealing a federal judge’s ruling that barred the placement of a Ten Commandments monument
Adventist installed as Navy chaplain chief
September 14, 2000
WASHINGTON — Rear Adm. Barry C. Black has been installed as the first Seventh-day Adventist and the first African-American to serve as Chief of Navy
Paper sued after firing former homosexual
September 14, 2000
RALEIGH, N.C. — The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is suing a North Carolina newspaper for firing a former homosexual. Tim Wilkins, who worked at
