Religious broadcaster Armstrong dead at 73
October 2, 2003
TYLER, Texas — Garner Ted Armstrong, a religious broadcaster who split from his father’s Worldwide Church of God, died Sept. 15, his son, Mark Armstrong,
White House’s faith-based plan moves ahead
October 2, 2003
The White House announced Sept. 22 additional regulations and new proposed rules aimed at moving President Bush’s faith-based initiative forward in the administration’s attempt to
Three-hour epic offers word-for-word rendition of John’s Gospel
October 2, 2003
Looks like someone has the jump on Mel Gibson’s much-anticipated, much-debated and much-unseen movie, “The Passion,” due next year. And the original writer for this
Canadian missionary freed in Lebanon
September 25, 2003
LEBANON — A Canadian missionary jailed in Lebanon July 10 was acquitted of spying for Israel Sept. 1. A Lebanese military court found Bruce Balfour,
Iraqi Baptists elect moderator
September 25, 2003
In a historic move, Arab Baptists in Iraq have elected a moderator who has the support of Baptists in other Arab countries to set
Eritrean Christians jailed for Bibles
September 25, 2003
Fifty-seven teenage Eritrean Christians in North Africa jailed Aug. 19 and 20 under severe punishment for having Bibles at their military training camp remain locked
Bush: Society must challenge low expectations in schools
September 25, 2003
Speaking about his administration’s No Child Left Behind education reform law at an elementary school in Nashville Sept. 8, President Bush said, “This society of
Sri Lanka excludes evangelicals from church list
September 25, 2003
SRI LANKA — A new government ministry in Sri Lanka has compiled a list of officially recognized churches. However, only the Roman Catholic Church and
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