The fight over naming a specific textbook for a proposed Bible course in public schools continues. House Bill 58 — sponsored by Rep. Ken Guin,
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. — The American Center for Law and Justice is suing Walgreens after the company fired four pharmacists who refused to dispense the “morning-after”
Legislation protecting the rights of an unborn child passed the House of Representatives unanimously in January but so far is getting nowhere in the Senate.
Advocates at World Relief, the humanitarian arm of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE), can usually expect a warm greeting from large evangelical groups wielding
LOS ANGELES — NBC’s foray into irreverent religion ended Jan. 23 with the cancellation of “The Book of Daniel” after three episodes. Instead of the
Abortion opponents who gathered in Washington Jan. 23 for their annual march expressed hope that President George W. Bush’s newest nominee for the Supreme Court
GARY, Ind. — Baptist ministers across northwestern Indiana are encouraging people to give up their guns by offering vouchers for groceries or clothing. Anyone who
BAYTOWN, Texas — The Southern Baptists of Texas Convention’s (SBTC) executive board has acted unanimously to disaffiliate a church for violating the convention’s constitutional provision
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