France considering religious education
March 17, 2005
France’s National Assembly has passed an education bill that includes a clause calling for religion and its history to be taught in French public schools.
‘Passion,’ ‘Doc’ get top Templeton prizes
March 17, 2005
The Passion of the Christ” received the John Templeton Foundation Epiphany Prize as 2004’s most inspirational movie. The award was presented during the Annual Movieguide
Jehovah’s Witnesses
March 3, 2005
If the followers of this uniquely American-born religion have not visited your home and left their material, they probably will. Founded in Pennsylvania, now
Emmitt Smith says Christ got him through
February 24, 2005
When the NFL’s all-time leading rusher Emmitt Smith announced his retirement during Super Bowl week before a packed crowd of journalists, the former Dallas Cowboys
Supreme Court to hear Commandments dispute
February 24, 2005
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on March 2 on whether the nation’s 4,000-plus Ten Commandments displays should be removed from the
Faith-based organizations not taking full advantage of money
February 17, 2005
According to documents released by the White House, “faith-based” organizations received about $1.17 billion in federal grant money in 2003. That was about 8 percent
Protestant congregations renewed by classic Christian practices
February 10, 2005
It was a prayer meeting that looked like a needlework class. The 19 women who met to knit and crochet prayer shawls at a Presbyterian
Hungarian Baptist Aid teams in forefront of disaster relief
February 3, 2005
Americans might not think of Hungarians as being in the forefront of international relief efforts, but a relatively young Hungarian organization is a pacesetter in
