British Army appoints first woman chaplain
March 7, 2002
LONDON — The British Army has appointed its first woman chaplain, 44-year-old Juliette Hulme, who was ordained a priest in 1995 and since 1998 has
Italian court rules for Vatican in radio dispute
March 7, 2002
ROME — An Italian court ruled Feb. 19 it cannot try officials of Vatican Radio on charges of polluting the environment with electromagnetic emissions because
Church of England revises attendance figures
February 21, 2002
LONDON — A recount of parishioners by the Church of England added 90,000 to the church’s original tally of Sunday attendance, moving the average number
Romanian Baptists look to Bible to deal with past
February 14, 2002
The Baptist Union of Romania (BUR) said it is looking to the Bible rather than political or legal judgments in dealing with a divisive political
Artifact headed back to Ethiopia
February 14, 2002
The tabot- an oblong wooden box representing the ark of the covenant- that was part of the loot seized by British forces in an attack
Plan for repatriation of Christians questioned
February 7, 2002
LONDON — An agreement to repatriate to Vietnam nearly one thousand tribal Christians who fled persecution in 2001 is causing concern among international Vietnam watchers.
Rights of unborn babies seen as global problem
January 31, 2002
The struggle to protect unborn children remains a global one even as the United States just passed the 29th anniversary of its legalization of abortion.
Archbishop of Canterbury to retire early
January 24, 2002
LONDON — Archbishop George Carey, the archbishop of Canterbury and leader of the world’s 70 million Anglican Christians, announced Jan. 8 he will leave his
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