Alabamians practice medicine, flexibility in Peru
September 11, 2003
The missions trip was supposed to be for medical and evangelistic purposes, but God had other ideas. Fortunately, the 39 Americans on the Global Missions
Bible school attacked, threatened in India
September 11, 2003
DEHLI — On the evening of July 31, the students and staff of a Bible school in Dabwali, Haryana, India, were at prayer when about
Delivery of Iraq food boxes delayed due to possible attack
September 11, 2003
Southern Baptist ministry projects for at least two weeks because of new concerns that remnants of Saddam Hussein’s faction are planning to target humanitarian
Christian, Jewish visits to Temple Mount resume
September 11, 2003
JERUSALEM — For only the second time in three years, the Temple Mount, revered by Jews, Muslims and Christians, is open to visits by non-Muslims.
Abortion-doctor murderer executed in Florida
September 11, 2003
STARKE, Florida — Saying he’s unrepentant for murdering an abortion provider and his bodyguard nine years ago, former Presbyterian minister Paul Hill was executed Sept.
Episcopalian businessman to lead Liberia
September 11, 2003
An Episcopalian businessman will lead Liberia now that former President Charles Taylor has been exiled to Nigeria after 14 years of violence. Charles Gyude Bryant,
Motions filed could change landmark abortion decisions
September 11, 2003
When Sandra Cano, the “Mary Doe” of the U.S. Supreme Court Doe v. Bolton abortion case, became part of legal history in 1973 she was
Mississippi court rules fetus has ‘person’ status
September 11, 2003
JACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi’s highest court has ruled that a fetus is a “person” worthy of some legal protections under state law. In a ruling
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