Nigerians, IMB honor missionary Rohm for work
October 7, 2004
When King S.O. Abimola II bestowed an African chief’s title on a 56-year-old woman from Texas, young people danced in procession to the palace
Americans split on church, state issues, poll finds
October 7, 2004
About half of Americans consider freedom of religion to be a top legal guarantee but a similar percentage think separation of church and state has
Congress attempts to place certain topics off-limits to federal courts
October 7, 2004
To protect traditional values from what they consider crushing blows from the gavels of activist federal judges, many members of Congress are attempting to prevent
Pagan wedding occurs in underground vault
October 7, 2004
EDINBURGH, Scotland — Scotland’s first officially recognized pagan wedding using Wicca rites has taken place in an underground vault in Edinburgh’s Old Town. Two
Iraqi Christians flee Jordan, Syria to worship, find safety
September 30, 2004
Iraqi Christians flocked to the Latin Catholic church in the Hashmi district of the Jordanian capital, a drab working-class area, where they celebrated Mass in
Federal court refuses to revisit Roe vs. Wade case
September 30, 2004
A federal appeals court panel refused to revisit the Roe vs. Wade decision Sept. 14, although one of the judges took the opportunity to blast
Studies show divergent views of religion in Canada
September 30, 2004
A September survey published by the Centre for Research and Information on Canada shows that the nation is among the world’s most secular countries, with
Moore asks Congress for support
September 30, 2004
Roy Moore, the former Alabama chief justice known for his public display of the Ten Commandments, made his case Sept. 13 for a law
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