Scout claims he was kicked out for atheist beliefs
November 14, 2002
IRVING, Texas — A 19-year-old Eagle Scout in Washington state said he was expelled this week because he refuses to believe in a “higher power.”
Tennessee Baptists lose lottery fight; gambling implemented, expanded in two other states
November 14, 2002
Despite almost two years of opposition efforts by Alabama Citizens Action Program Executive Director Dan Ireland, a state lottery won approval in Tennessee Nov. 5.
Women grow through missions
November 14, 2002
They gathered in a hotel room on the last morning of their journey and reflected on God’s goodness toward them. To an outsider, the genteel
SAT-7 conference urges reconciliation
November 14, 2002
NICOSIA, Cyprus — Christian leaders were called to be reconcilers in uncertain times during an October conference of SAT-7, the satellite television station for Christians
Azerbaijan Christians still harassed
November 7, 2002
A Baptist pastor still cannot conduct services in the local church, and Bibles sent to the Baptist church are yet on the wharves because the
Harsh religion law signed in Belarus
November 7, 2002
MINSK — Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko signed a highly repressive new law on religion Oct. 31 in what some religious leaders are calling a decisive
Chinese church leader gets life sentence
November 7, 2002
HUBEI PROVINCE, China — A leader of a banned Chinese Christian sect was sentenced to life in prison in a second trial, after his previous death
Pope starts 25th year of fifth-longest pontificate
November 7, 2002
VATICAN CITY — Pope John Paul II began the 25th year of history’s fifth longest pontificate Oct. 16 by asserting that he is determined to
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