Georgia library repeals prohibition of Bibles
November 9, 2000
MANCHESTER, Ga. — A Georgia library system has repealed its policy prohibiting the display and distribution of the Bible as part of a settlement agreement
Churches encouraged by Milosevic’s ouster
November 9, 2000
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — The apparent ousting of Yugoslavian dictator Slobodan Milosevic through democratic elections is encouraging to members of minority churches in the devastated country.
Hindus want missionaries out of India
November 9, 2000
DELHI, India — India’s government should tell all foreign churches and missionaries to pack up and leave, according to a message that was delivered to
When Daddy doesn’t come home
November 2, 2000
Families without fathers remain a growing social problem For a child, the perfect home is one that includes both a loving mother and father. But
Alabama Baptists take steps toward correcting problem of fatherless homes
November 2, 2000
Alabama Baptists said they have heard Gov. Don Siegelman’s call for developing faith-based solutions to rehabilitate the state’s juvenile and adult prisoners. And the denomination
Most pastors back school vouchers, prayer
November 2, 2000
Most Protestant church pastors surveyed support school voucher programs and student-led prayers at public events in public schools, Ellison Research reports. The Phoenix-based marketing research
Evangelical hostages released in Philippines
November 2, 2000
SIPADAN ISLAND, Malaysia — The release of 12 evangelists held hostage in the southern region of Mindanao has highlighted how dangerous this area remains for Christians,
Good economy benefiting poor
October 26, 2000
Low-income Americans may finally be feeling some benefit from the booming economy, according to U.S. Census Bureau reports showing the poverty rate dropping to its
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