Christians read more, spend more on books
December 1, 2005
Chicago — Americans who read Christian books also read more books in total than the national average and spend more money on books than
Eritrean evangelical pastor released on bail
December 1, 2005
ASMARA, Eritrea — Nearly 10 months after Pastor Oqbamichael Tekle-Haimonot was arrested at a wedding in western Eritrea, authorities at the Sawa military training center
‘A God-sized task’
December 1, 2005
In the United States, the AIDS death rate is down and the quality and length of life for AIDS/HIV patients is up. Many Americans
Hindus attack Dalit Christians in India
December 1, 2005
New Delhi — A mob of about 150 high-caste Hindus attacked Dalit Christians attending an event at Bhoomas village in India’s Gujarat state Nov.
Gay megachurch to join United Church of Christ
November 24, 2005
DALLAS — One of the nation’s largest gay churches has voted to become a member of the United Church of Christ (UCC), in part because
Hope amid the ruins
November 24, 2005
The fleur-de-lis — a lily long associated with the city of New Orleans and French royalty — appropriately adorned the shirts of approximately 200
Love Won Out conference draws large protest
November 24, 2005
While more than 1,000 protesters, many shouting profanity and making obscene gestures, filled the streets outside Boston’s Tremont Temple Baptist Church, inside conference attendees struggling
Jewish leaders cheer international Holocaust day
November 17, 2005
JERUSALEM — Jewish leaders are expressing satisfaction over a United Nations decision to establish an international Holocaust day but said that such a gesture
