Four missions volunteers attacked in India while praying
June 30, 2005
Christian groups in India are condemning attacks on four missions volunteers from the United States in the western Indian state of Maharashtra June 11. The
Americans most likely to support faith in politics
June 16, 2005
Results of a recent 10-country survey show Americans were the most likely to believe religion should have a role politics. Thirty-seven percent of American
G-rated films more profitable than R
June 16, 2005
A study released June 7 by The Dove Foundation found that the average G-rated movie was 11 times more profitable than its R-rated counterpart.
Alabama couple works in Africa for 26 years, still going strong
June 9, 2005
She hails from Boaz, he from Texas and the long-married couple shares a Birmingham address while on stateside assignment. By day, she’s a piano teacher
Alabama professor predicts biblical literacy next battle in public schools
June 2, 2005
A University of Alabama professor is predicting the next battleground for putting God back in the nation’s public schools will be biblical literacy. This
Episcopals forgo Anglican meeting
May 19, 2005
The Episcopal Church Executive Council has decided to “voluntarily withdraw” its official participants from a June global steering committee meeting of the worldwide Anglican Communion.
Megachurch number grows exponentially
May 19, 2005
Protestant megachurches – those with weekly attendance exceeding 2,000 – may be far more prevalent than originally thought. Researchers at the Connecticut-based Hartford Institute for
Spirituality may slow Alzheimer’s effects
May 12, 2005
A rewarding spiritual life may help slow the devastation of Alzheimer’s disease, according to a preliminary study. “The data suggests there may be an association,
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