35 Episcopalian bishops may face heresy charges
April 27, 2006
WASHINGTON — A new grass-roots group of conservative Episcopalians says it hopes to bring charges against the 35 bishops who participated in the installation of
Assemblies of God fastest-growing group; many mainline churches lost members in 2004
April 27, 2006
The Assemblies of God grew the fastest in one year, mainline Protestant churches lost members and the Roman Catholic Church remained the largest church body
Creationists refute evolution claims about fossil
April 27, 2006
Not missing a beat, a leading creation science organization responded quickly to the latest well-publicized “missing link” claim by evolutionary researchers. This time, The New
Baptist leaders affirm traditional values, plan event
April 27, 2006
Leaders of Baptist conventions and organizations comprising more than 20 million adherents in North America explored “additional opportunities for fellowship and cooperation” in Atlanta April
Land, others call for FDA tobacco regulations
April 27, 2006
WASHINGTON — Congress should act to bring tobacco products under the regulation of the federal government and thereby protect the health of Americans, Southern Baptist
Faith-based initiatives director to lead college
April 27, 2006
WASHINGTON — Jim Towey, the director of the White House office of faith-based and community initiatives since 2002, announced April 18 that he is resigning
Prof put on leave for vandalism of pro-life display
April 27, 2006
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. — A Northern Kentucky University (NKU) professor who instigated the destruction of a school-approved, pro-life display was placed on leave April 17.
United Methodists want ‘you’ for missions
April 27, 2006
NASHVILLE — The United Methodist Church is again looking for new missionaries, three years after drastic budget cuts forced the denomination to suspend its recruiting
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