Churches minister to travelers along Appalachian Trail
July 30, 2009
In about three months, several hundred hikers will reach the top of a northern Maine mountain called Katahdin, a 5,000-foot-high peak just south of the
Relief group closes doors; World Vision makes cuts
July 30, 2009
WASHINGTON — A Michigan-based Christian relief group, International Aid, has closed its doors amid financial struggles, while World Vision, one of the largest evangelical relief
Muslims attack 110 Christian homes in Pakistan
July 30, 2009
BAHMANIWALA, Pakistan — After a Muslim beat a Christian field worker for asking him to let him pass by him on the road June 30,
NEA continues support of abortion, family planning
July 30, 2009
SAN DIEGO — The National Education Association (NEA), the nation’s largest labor union, voted July 5 to reject a proposal officially to remain neutral on
Appeals court rules on Bible distribution in schools
July 30, 2009
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling that found a Missouri school district unconstitutionally permitted distribution of Bibles
UM students reach the unreached through annual hostel missions program
July 30, 2009
Imagine a world where God doesn’t matter, where salvation is irrelevant and the simple act of praying before a meal is something done only in
Greek clergy circulate document against ecumenism
July 30, 2009
ATHENS, Greece — A group of Orthodox clergy in Greece, led by three senior archbishops, has published a manifesto pledging to resist all ecumenical ties
Apostle Paul’s remains authenticated, pope says
July 30, 2009
VATICAN CITY — The Roman Catholic Church’s Year of St. Paul ended with a flourish June 28 as Pope Benedict XVI announced that scientists had
