The Nov. 11 death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat turned the world’s attention back to the possibility of peace in the Middle East. For years
NASHVILLE — The vast majority of Protestant clergy in America believe strongly that salvation comes only through Jesus Christ and that they have a responsibility
Raising up a strong generation- that’s what Bill Day says the Alabama Citizens Action Program (ALCAP) is all about. And this year that effort broke
BEIJING — Chinese officials meeting at a two-day international conference on religion and law Oct. 18 and 19 announced they were open to changes in
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Church members are giving less of their income to churches today than 35 years ago, and even less of those contributions are
NASHVILLE — Abortion rights activists are still fighting against specialty license plates with the words, “Choose Life,” after the plates have been allowed in states
WASHINGTON — Congress has approved $25 million to help improve security efforts at nonprofit institutions that could be “soft targets” for terrorism, including some churches
The shades of old age span a spectrum of frailty and strength, of depression and cheer, of confusion and clarity. When President Reagan died in
