Most Americans oppose human cloning
January 30, 2003
The vast majority of Americans believe that cloning designed specifically to cause the birth of a human being should be illegal in this country, a
‘Jesus’ video reaches Chinese
January 23, 2003
After much prayer, preparation and travel, the team of overseas visitors had just arrived in a new community. They walked into a restaurant and were
Egypt’s president declares Christmas holiday
January 23, 2003
CAIRO — For the first time Coptic Christians in Egypt are able to celebrate Christmas as a national holiday. On Dec. 18, Egypt’s President Hosni
Baptist World Aid sends $5,000 to Nigeria
January 23, 2003
KADUNA, Nigeria — Baptist World Aid (BWAid) has sent $5,000, with the promise of more to come, to help the churches and pastors of Kaduna,
Pope offers thought for the day via cell phone
January 23, 2003
VATICAN CITY — The Vatican took a giant step into the electronic age Jan. 15 — with a major reservation. Italians can now receive a
Commissioners to sell Ten Commandments
January 23, 2003
Chattanooga, Tenn. — County commissioners in Chattanooga, Tenn., who unsuccessfully worked to display plaques of the Ten Commandments in local court buildings have voted to
Forty percent of nuns sexually abused, harassed
January 23, 2003
ST. LOUIS — Nearly 40 percent of American nuns have been sexually abused or harassed, according to a little-noticed 1998 study that was reported by
Graham to continue evangelistic missions
January 23, 2003
SAN DIEGO — Evangelist Billy Graham has decided to continue his career of crusades with an appearance at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, Calif.
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