Wisconsin governor vetoes marriage protection
December 11, 2003
NASHVILLE — Wisconsin’s governor vetoed legislation Nov. 7 that would have defined marriage as being solely between a man and a woman. The Defense of
China defense minister visit improves relations with U.S.
December 11, 2003
In October 2003, China’s defense minister, Cao Gangchuan, visited the United States to meet with President George W. Bush concerning relations and military ties between
Ford Foundation admits anti-Semitism funding
December 11, 2003
NEW YORK — The Ford Foundation has admitted its grant money funded some anti-Semitic and anti-Israel groups, and the organization vowed to institute measures to
Russian Orthodox Church cuts Episcopal ties
December 11, 2003
MOSCOW — The Russian Orthodox Church announced Nov. 17 that it is suspending ties with the U.S. Episcopal Church over its consecration of an openly
Advent celebration has many traditions
December 11, 2003
Like Christmas, the liturgical season of Advent has a range of rich traditions. Lee Tate, associate pastor of First Baptist Church, Selma, said Advent’s
Court bans former lesbian from teaching her adopted child to be against homosexuality
December 11, 2003
In a different twist on the debate about homosexuality, a Colorado woman who broke off a lesbian relationship after converting to Christianity is fighting a
Request denied to ban pastor from giving drug talk
December 11, 2003
MARION, Ill. — A federal judge has denied a request to ban a Texas pastor from delivering a secular, anti-drug speech to public school students
Ugandan Anglicans cut ties with Episcopals
December 11, 2003
UGANDA — The Anglican Church in Uganda, the world’s third largest Anglican church, has formally cut ties with the U.S.-based Episcopal Church over the consecration
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