Presbyterian Church backs gay ceremonies
June 15, 2000
BALTIMORE — In a major symbolic victory for pro-gay Christian groups, the highest court of the Presbyterian Church (USA) ruled May 24 that individual churches
Moringa tree may hold key to fighting hunger, disease
June 15, 2000
After escaping slavery in Egypt, Israelites wandered in the wilderness, according to the book of Exodus, with little to eat and even less to drink.
Apartheid activist begins jail term
June 8, 2000
CAPE TOWN, Africa — South African anti-apartheid activist and former cleric Allan Boesak began a three-year jail term for fraud and theft May 15 as
Medicine cabinets need check-ups also
June 8, 2000
Has your medicine cabinet had its annual check-up? Health professionals recommend you inventory your medicine cabinet once a year. If it’s been a while since
Methodist Church apologizes for past racism
June 8, 2000
Putting on sackcloth and ashes, the United Methodist Church confronted more than 200 years of institutional racism and discrimination that split John Wesley’s Methodist followers
Herbal supplements questioned
June 8, 2000
Americans will spend an estimated $5 billion this year on herbal supplements such as ginseng, ginkgo biloba and St. John’s wort. These and countless other
Taking all of antibiotics important routine
June 8, 2000
In 1928 Alexander Fleming, a Scottish scientist discovered the first antibiotic, revolutionizing the way physicians treat disease. Today, people consume more than 230 million doses
Twenty-one injured in bomb explosion
June 8, 2000
NEW DELHI, India — More than 21 people were injured, six critically, when a bomb exploded during a crusade by the Gospel Association of India
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