Judge rules in favor of students’ candy canes
April 3, 2003
WESTFIELD, Mass. — A federal judge ruled March 17 that students at Westfield High School, Westfield, Mass., had the right to distribute religiously-themed candy last
Planning crucial to long-range growth
April 3, 2003
Any church building committee member can easily look at a swelling Sunday congregation in a cramped sanctuary, see the need for a larger facility and
Decatur family finds comfort in coverage of son’s unit
April 3, 2003
It’s sometime between 2 and 3 a.m. After hearing the latest report on Operation Enduring Freedom from CNN reporter Walter Rodgers, Karen Chenault turns off
Minors, adult excessive drinkers buying half of alcohol sold in U.S.
March 27, 2003
A recent study concludes that underage drinkers and adult excessive drinkers are responsible for 50.1 percent of alcohol consumption and 48.9 percent of consumer expenditure
State RA Congress offers educational, fun time for boys
March 27, 2003
Members of Congress recently participated in relay races, archery, and an obstacle course — members of the RA (Royal Ambassador) Congress, that is. About 665
College changes dancing, faculty drinking policy
March 27, 2003
WHEATON, Ill. — Wheaton College, an evangelical school in Wheaton, Ill., will allow dancing and permit faculty to drink alcohol and use tobacco products off
Are we wired for God? Scientists search brain for proof of God’s existence
March 20, 2003
The human brain, even at its ancient, primitive core, is less an organ of impulse than a machine of reason. We are built to make
Saying ‘No’ to Busch bans fisherman from top prizes
March 20, 2003
America’s most famous fisherman won’t be hooking any year-end honors in 2003 because he won’t bend the knee to Busch. Jimmy Houston, a deacon at
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