Graham says Christians shouldn’t target groups
January 13, 2000
NEW YORK – Targeting Muslims and Jews for conversion is not the approach Billy Graham would take to Christian evangelism, he said in a nationally
Turk pastors arrested, churches raided
January 13, 2000
TURKMENISTAN – Less than a month after Baptist pastor Rahim Tashov was released from prison in Turkmenistan, authorities arrested two pastors and raided four of
Group requests ‘civility pledge’ from candidates
January 13, 2000
WASHINGTON – With the Iowa presidential caucuses looming ahead, a nonpartisan religious alliance is stepping up pressure on candidates to conduct clean and civil campaigns.
Ministers’ wives find new support through e-mail
January 13, 2000
Pastors’ wives as well as other vocational ministers’ wives across the Northwest Baptist Convention (NWBC) have begun using computer e-mail to shrink distances and stay
FCC rule alarms religious broadcasters
January 13, 2000
WASHINGTON – In a move causing alarm among religious broadcasters, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has issue expanded guidelines on programming requirements of applicants for
Relief headed to Venezuela continues
January 6, 2000
Relief has continued to pour into Venezuela following flooding in December that left thousands dead and many more homeless. To date Southern Baptists have given
Hawaii High Court ends efforts at gay marriages
January 6, 2000
HONOLULU, Hawaii – The Hawaii Supreme Court has ended efforts to legalize gay marriage in the state, which once was expected to approve same-sex marriages.
Christians more likely to divorce, study says
January 6, 2000
VENTURA, Calif. – A new study by the Barna Research Group in Ventura, Calif., says born-again Christians are more likely to go through a marital
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