Judge declines to dismiss Baptist lawsuits
December 12, 2002
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo — The conservative leaders of the Missouri Baptist Convention (MBC) have won one battle and lost another in their fight against five
Assemblies of God missions leader dies at 86
December 12, 2002
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — J. Philip Hogan, a longtime Assemblies of God world missions director who is credited with greatly increasing the ranks of the Pentecostal
Criticism grows of Chevrolet marketing tour
December 12, 2002
WASHINGTON — Members of the Evangelical Environmental Network (EEN) expressed grave concern about a Chevrolet marketing campaign and 16-concert tour “Come Together & Worship.” The
Jerry Falwell relocates Thomas Road ministry
December 12, 2002
LYNCHBURG, Va. — Jerry Falwell’s Thomas Road Baptist Church has signed a contract to buy a 110-acre industrial site for $10.2 million, and Falwell said
Poe heir clearing writer’s image
December 12, 2002
Edgar Allan Poe. The name of this literary giant, considered by many to be the father of mystery and horror, may conjure up overwhelming images
Robertson criticized for remark about Muslims
December 12, 2002
WASHINGTON — Remarks by religious broadcaster Pat Robertson that Muslims are “worse than the Nazis” have prompted criticism from the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Speaking
Veggie Tales parent company cuts jobs
December 5, 2002
According to Christianity Today magazine, Big Idea Productions, which creates the popular Veggie Tales video series, laid off more than 30 of its employees a
Aftershocks of 9/11 continue to affect Egypt’s Arab culture
December 5, 2002
The aftershocks of 9/11 continue to reverberate in the Arab world, especially in Egypt. Muhammad Atta, the suspected master mind of the terrorist acts
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