Artist, musician sets out to draw the Bible
November 6, 2003
The son of a Southern Baptist minister, Patrick Hambrecht learned to draw Bible stories in Sunday School. Today, Hambrecht, 29, still loves to draw Bible
European Union close to religious focus
November 6, 2003
Support for the Vatican’s campaign to get God into the European Union (EU) constitution grew in October as more EU leaders backed calls by Poland,
Legalizing gay ‘marriages’ denied in Arizona
October 30, 2003
PHOENIX — Conservative Christian organizations are cheering an Oct. 8 opinion by Arizona’s Court of Appeals that concluded that same-sex partners do not have the
Judge rules in favor of home prayer meetings
October 30, 2003
NEW MILFORD, Conn. — A federal judge has ruled that a New Milford, Conn., family can legally hold prayer meetings in its home. The Sept.
Episcopalians rebuked by Anglican leaders
October 30, 2003
LONDON — Leaders of the Anglican Communion said Oct. 16 they would not discipline the Episcopal Church for its approval of an openly gay bishop,
Anglican leader says no gay bishop installation
October 30, 2003
LONDON — One day after an emergency summit of Anglican leaders in London, the archbishop of Canterbury said an openly gay bishop-elect in the United
Alabama Baptists reach neighbors, nations
October 30, 2003
Members of Smoke Rise Baptist Church in Warrior are helping international missionaries Tommy and Ginger Crocker change lives in Bolivia. Two years ago, the Crockers,
Two-year-old lawsuit regarding ‘Jesus’ film settled
October 30, 2003
SAM CLEMENTE, Calif. — A two-year-old suit involving Campus Crusade for Christ’s “Jesus” film has been settled. Film producer John Heyman claimed there were unauthorized
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