Sears, Roebuck and Co. recognizes Sabbath
May 18, 2000
NEW YORK — Retail giant Sears, Roebuck and Co. agreed to a settlement which will allow repair workers to observe a Sabbath if required by
Tiki statue removed from Hawaiian school
May 18, 2000
HONOLULU — A 10-foot tiki statue carved by high school students in Honolulu was removed April 14 from the front of the school after a
Grisham still struggling on death penalty
May 18, 2000
Research for his best-selling book “The Chamber” changed John Grisham’s opinion on the death penalty, he told a Baylor University audience the morning after Texas
Philip Morris asked to stop marketing kids
May 11, 2000
NORTHFIELD, Ill. — A group of 58 religious leaders has written to the president of Kraft Foods, a subsidiary of Philip Morris Cos., to urge
Tree potential solution for African hunger
May 11, 2000
DAKAR, Senegal — Could a certain kind of tree hold the solution for starvation in Africa? Leaders of Church World Service in Senegal are considering
Lawsuit filed after Kentucky Baptist Children’s Homes fires employee
May 11, 2000
A lawsuit over the firing of a lesbian employee has been filed against the Kentucky Baptist Homes for Children by the employee in conjunction with
Human rights resolution comes down harshly
May 11, 2000
NEW YORK — In a resolution passed by the UN Commission on Human Rights, the government of Myanmar (formerly Burma) received strong censure for its
Four die in Kenya waiting for evangelist
May 11, 2000
NAIROBI, Kenya — A four-month-old baby girl and three-year-old girl are among four people who died April 30 while waiting to see a visiting American
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