‘The Passion’ causes evangelistic stir
February 19, 2004
Nearly 2,000 years following the crucifixion of Christ, the intriguing story of Jesus continues. His incomparable life has fascinated people of all generations and faith
FCC proposes largest-ever fine for indecency
February 19, 2004
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed its largest fine ever for broadcast indecency. The FCC announced a proposed fine of $755,000 against
‘New view’ of Grand Canyon sparks debate
February 19, 2004
Traditional scientists and Christian creationists have lined up on either side of a dispute over sales of a new book at Grand Canyon National Park
Ohio becomes 38th with defense of marriage act
February 19, 2004
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Gov. Bob Taft signed into law the state’s first defense of marriage act Feb. 6, making it the 38th state in
NFL rescinds Kitna’s fine for Christian cap
February 19, 2004
CINCINNATI — The National Football League has rescinded a fine that had been levied against Cincinnati Bengals’ quarterback Jon Kitna for wearing a baseball-style cap
Salvation Army receives $1.5 billion gift
February 19, 2004
WASHINGTON — She couldn’t exactly drop this donation into a Salvation Army red kettle at Christmastime. So the late Joan B. Kroc, widow of the
Kinnisons continue nearly 30 years of work in Thailand
February 19, 2004
Jack Kinnison, son of an Air Force officer, had made the world his home when he met Lynn Penuel, who grew up in Birmingham. Together,
Women military chaplains no longer endorsed by NAMB
February 12, 2004
North American Mission Board trustees on Feb. 4 approved a policy change that will end the endorsement of women as military chaplains. The change in
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