WASHINGTON — An appeals court has ruled that an Arizona school district cannot prohibit distribution of literature advertising a program with religious content. The decision
Washington — Secretary of the Interior Gale A. Norton announced May 27 the approval of the first U.S. historic preservation grant that will be used
VENTURA, Calif. — The portion of American households that tithe, or give one-tenth of their income, to their church dropped from 8 percent in 2001
There is a Fulani proverb that says, “The one who is full does not know the one who is hungry.” When one is no longer
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — A new resort and casino opening this summer in Atlantic City has said it will not allow the Gideons to place
MOSCOW — After a four-year-long ordeal, the Salvation Army has won its legal battle to remain active in Moscow, Russia. A Moscow City Court recently
ATLANTA — The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) shifted its focus for post-war ministry in Iraq from refugees to meeting immediate needs as well as long-term
ST. LOUIS — A dispute resolution panel for the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod (LCMS) has lifted the suspension of a New York church official. David Benke,
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