Report says 300,000 ‘child soldiers’ in combat
September 27, 2001
NEW YORK — Children as young as 7 are among the more than 300,000 children forced to fight in conflicts in 41 countries, according to a
Canadian teens embracing church again
April 26, 2001
Canadian teenagers are showing a surprising inclination to return to churches and other religious institutions, according to one of the country’s leading pollsters. In his
Three-fourths of the world does not have religious freedom
November 30, 2000
About 75 percent of the world’s population is subjected to restrictions and violations of their religious freedom, according to a recent survey by the Freedom
U.N. rejects Sudan for Security Council
November 9, 2000
NEW YORK — The United Nations General Assembly dealt a setback to possibly the world’s worst perpetrator of religious persecution Oct. 10 when it refused to
A greater faith? Professor: U.S. can learn from Canada
October 5, 2000
Americans and Canadians can benefit from sifting out the subtle religious differences between their two nations, says one of the premier Christian historians in North
Religion news coverage increasing, study finds
August 10, 2000
A recent study from a prominent media analysis group finds that religion is getting more news coverage and more journalists are attending church — but
Seventh-day Adventists re-elect Paulsen
July 27, 2000
TORONTO — Delegates to the Seventh-day Adventist World Session have re-elected Jan Paulsen as their world president and elected Michigan Pastor Don C. Schneider as
Bankruptcy predicted for Anglican church
June 29, 2000
MONTREAL — The Anglican Church of Canada will be bankrupt within a year due to court cases and settlement costs, concludes a recent accounting report.
