Gulf Coast Hispanic radio broadcast impacts lives
July 10, 2008
Aias de Souza still remembers the biggest challenge in successfully establishing a Hispanic radio ministry along the Gulf Coast — the lack of a capable
PCUSA membership drops 2.5 percent
July 10, 2008
San Jose, Calif. — The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) (PCUSA) lost more than 57,000 members last year, the denomination’s largest decline since 1981, church leaders announced
Christian Reformed Church elects woman
July 10, 2008
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — The Christian Reformed Church (CRC) made history June 14 by electing a woman as vice president of its annual Synod —
Oregon Health Plan covers death, not life
July 10, 2008
EUGENE, Ore. — Barbara Wagner discovered recently her state would not cover chemotherapy for her lung cancer but would underwrite her death by physician-assisted suicide.
United Methodists apologize for eugenics
July 10, 2008
FORT WORTH, Texas — The United Methodist Church (UMC) voted 836–28 at its General Conference April 30 in Fort Worth, Texas, to apologize for the
Religious people are happier, benefit others with common good
July 10, 2008
The perception that people unfettered by religion are happier than those who regularly attend church is false, an economist says. "People who believe in no
WMU’s WorldCrafts committed to artisans
July 10, 2008
Raima, a hearing-impaired craftsperson in the island country of Mauritius, is part of an artisan group called Craft Aid that provides jobs for people with
Bibles, Gospel booklets to be distributed at Beijing Olympics
July 10, 2008
Despite controversy earlier this year, thousands of Bibles and Gospel booklets will be distributed to athletes and visitors at this summer’s Olympic Games in Beijing
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