Christian handed sentence for blasphemy
March 2, 2000
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani Christian jailed since May 1998 on accusations of blaspheming the Muslim prophet Mohammed was acquitted of his initial charges. But
Gambling seen as ‘black eye’ for education
March 2, 2000
Calling gambling a “black eye” for the nation’s educational system, two senators have introduced legislation to prohibit gambling on college and high school sports. The
Pastor backs Gore, church tax exemption threatened
March 2, 2000
Americans United for Separation of Church and State has asked the Internal Revenue Service to investigate whether a prominent New York City church violated tax
Souper Bowl of Caring reaps $2.8 million
February 24, 2000
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The Souper Bowl of Caring, a grass-roots effort to help the hungry at the time of the annual Super Bowl football competition,
Evangelical radio station allowed to resume
February 24, 2000
ATHENS, Greece — An Athens court ruled Jan. 31 that the closing of evangelical radio station Channel 2000 by Greek authorities was illegal, and the
Qatar government approves first church
February 24, 2000
DOHA, Qatar — The government of Qatar has given permission to Christians to build the first church in that country. Qatar, a small Islamic nation
Chechen Christians live among danger
February 24, 2000
Alexis Sitnikov had already been kidnapped twice and his ribs had been broken. He had a clear shot at a visa to the United States,
Gallup poll finds conflicting opinions on abortion
February 24, 2000
Though abortion is hotly debated among presidential candidates, a majority of Americans remain “of two minds” on the issue, according to a new review of
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