Salvation Army set to lose Maine funding
August 1, 2002
PORTLAND, Maine — The Salvation Army of Portland, Maine, is set to lose about $60,000 in funding from the City of Portland because it refuses
Religious donors ‘bedrock’ of giving to secular nonprofit organizations
August 1, 2002
A report released June 27 by Independent Sector and the National Council of Churches details the extraordinary philanthropy of America’s givers to religion. “Faith and
President’s council: four-year moratorium on human cloning
August 1, 2002
A divided President’s Council on Bioethics has stopped short of recommending a comprehensive ban on human cloning, instead calling for a four-year moratorium on cloning
Christian camp for deaf held at Shocco
August 1, 2002
At first it might seem that a camp for deaf and hearing-impaired children and youth would be quieter than other summer camps at Shocco Springs
Free cancer tests available Aug. 16
August 1, 2002
Baptist Montclair Hospital in Birmingham is hosting free skin cancer screenings Aug. 16, 3 to 5 p.m. The American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates 2,200 people
Alabama youth hear tough messages, explode with enthusiasm during evangelism conference
August 1, 2002
On July 26 and 27 Montgomery fell victim to an invasion of Alabama teenagers, but no vandalism was reported to police. In fact, these two
Alabama students join international World Changers group to work in Kenya
August 1, 2002
Alabamians were among the more than 50 high school and college students who hit the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, this summer with plans to change
Alabama teens find new song at SonPower
August 1, 2002
Youth from six Alabama churches praised God with a new song this summer as part of SonPower, an annual music event for youth at the
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