As international negotiations to end the war in Lebanon continued at press time, Lebanese Baptist leaders questioned whether two Baptist schools, now housing hundreds of
WASHINGTON — The Senate approved without opposition Aug. 1 a bill intended to protect San Diego’s Mount Soledad cross as a memorial to military veterans.
NEW YORK — Richard B. Stewart Jr. is the new executive vice president and chief operating officer of American Bible Society. Stewart was a former
SOUTHAMPTON, England — A church minister in Britain has been sentenced to life in prison after admitting 35 counts of child abuse, including two charges
Bob Brashear rubs his fingers against the 117-year-old walls of his church, and a shower of red dust sprinkles the sidewalk. Above him, scaffolding protects
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington’s high court was the third court in July to block efforts by homosexual activists to force recognition of “same-sex marriage.” In
EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. — A federal judge ruled July 25 that a high school football coach can bend a knee and bow his head while
NEW YORK — Sales of gospel-music albums climbed 11.6 percent in the first half of 2006, compared to the same period in 2005 — the
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