Russian church says gay marriage not recognized
September 18, 2003
NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia — Officials in the Russian Orthodox Church say an illicit wedding ceremony for two men is blasphemous and will not be recognized
Students at state Baptist schools to feel budget cuts
September 18, 2003
Alabama legislators gathered Sept.15 to launch the Special Session that will explore massive budget cuts for the state following the 2-to-1 defeat of Gov. Bob
Mercer buys Georgia Convention’s headquarters
September 18, 2003
ATLANTA — The Georgia Baptist Convention has sold its building and property in northeast Atlanta to Mercer University for $12 million. Sources at both the
Baylor regents affirm embattled president
September 18, 2003
Just four days after Baylor University’s faculty senate voted overwhelmingly to express no confidence in the leadership of President Robert Sloan, the school’s governing
Increasing number of physicians ask patients about their faith during medical exams
September 18, 2003
When you visit a doctor for the first time, you expect him or her to ask about your past surgeries, illnesses or injuries, but increasingly
Athens goes wet; leaders say apathy a factor in the vote
September 18, 2003
Athens residents voted 3,727 to 3,496 Sept. 9 to allow alcohol sales within city limits, even though the city sits inside Limestone County — one
‘VeggieTales’ creators file for bankruptcy
September 18, 2003
Big Idea Productions, makers of the best-selling “VeggieTales” video series, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy Sept. 2, as part of a deal to sell the
Bush cuts funds of pro-abortion groups
September 18, 2003
CRAWFORD, Texas — In what pro-lifers are calling a victory for the unborn, President Bush ordered the State Department Aug. 29 to withhold U.S. family
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