Chiapas school leaders turn away evangelical kids
September 26, 2002
MEXICO CITY — Government school teachers would be glad to enroll the approximately 100 evangelical children who want to study in Miziton, a town in
9/11: ‘No lasting impact’ on religious practices
September 26, 2002
Last year’s terrorist attacks had no lasting impact on America’s religious practices, according to pollster George Barna. About half of Americans surveyed by the Barna
Bible club granted same status as other clubs
September 26, 2002
SEATTLE, Wash. — A federal appellate court has ruled that a Washington state school district violated the rights of a Bible club leader by preventing
Tensions continue with Christians in Indonesia
September 26, 2002
TENTENA, Indonesia—Blocking streets, forming a cordon around a church and preventing a police helicopter from landing were just three tactics employed by scores of Christians
Religious leaders debate Iraq
September 26, 2002
As the Bush administration scrambles to gain support for military action against Saddam Hussein, religious leaders are debating over whether the United States has justification
N.Y. association’s Dean to lead ‘Pray New York’
September 26, 2002
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — David Dean, who has been the executive director of missions for the Metropolitan New York Baptist Association for 12 years, will
Carey warns of fractured Anglican Communion
September 26, 2002
HONG KONG—The outgoing leader of the worldwide Anglican Communion warned that defiant actions by individual dioceses threaten to split the global church into two or
Providence diocese settles with abuse victims
September 26, 2002
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence (R.I.) has announced a $13.5 million settlement that will end three dozen sex-abuse claims against its
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