Lutheran broadcasters face staff cutbacks
July 17, 2003
ST. LOUIS — Lutheran Hour Ministries is facing cutbacks due to tighter budgets affected by the nation’s economic downturn. The organization is a broadcasting ministry
Pastor ousted for defying gay marriage policy
July 17, 2003
CINCINNATI — A Presbyterian pastor who defiantly married gay couples in violation of church policy was removed from his Cincinnati church and the Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians reject proposal to require U.S. flag
July 17, 2003
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — A small Presbyterian denomination rejected a move to require the church to display the American flag at its meetings in the United
Ten Commandments display unconstitutional
July 17, 2003
The Ten Commandments monument erected by Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore violates the U.S. Constitution and must be removed, a federal appeals court
Missions volunteers lay foundations of stone, love
July 17, 2003
By Peggy Itschner As missions ream volunteers from Splendora, Texas, helped lay a foundation for a school in north central Mali in West Africa, the
Canadian Salvation Army loses members, money
July 17, 2003
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After 120 years in Canada, the Salvation Army is determined to keep serving the poor, addicted and hungry despite government cuts,
Tough times hinder Russian military evangelism
July 17, 2003
In this garrison town located just 10 miles from the border with Chechnya, Pastor Vsevolod Don once walked the streets poking his head in basement
Persecuted Christians in Indonesia call for help
July 17, 2003
PHOENIX — An eyewitness to the persecution Christians are suffering at the hands of Muslim extremists in Indonesia has challenged Southern Baptists to intervene with
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