Slow Economy Recovery Demands Patience
August 29, 2002
During the past two and one-half years, most retirement plan participants in the Annuity Board of the Southern Baptist Convention have watched their account balances
States developing programs that affect married couples
August 22, 2002
While the American public may think that marriage promotion is a new idea on the public agenda, a handful of states have already tested the
Archbishop appointed over Anglican Church
August 22, 2002
LONDON — On July 23, British Prime Minister Tony Blair announced that Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Wales, has been appointed as the new Archbishop of
Kidnapped workers released by militia in Sudan
August 22, 2002
KHARTOUM, Sudan — After six days of captivity in southern Sudan, two aid workers were released by a government-backed militia group and allowed to return
Gunmen storm Christian school in Pakistan, leave six dead
August 22, 2002
A Christian school for missionary children in Pakistan is evaluating its future after a band of masked gunmen stormed the compound Aug. 5, killing six
New attack in Pakistan kills Christian nurses
August 22, 2002
TAXILA, Pakistan — Three Pakistani Christian nurses were killed Aug. 9 when attackers lobbed two grenades at a crowd of women leaving a missionary hospital
ATS gives Leland Center associate-member status
August 22, 2002
FALLS CHURCH, Va. — The John Leland Center for Theological Studies has been admitted as an associate member by the Association of Theological Schools in
Church wins property dispute in court
August 22, 2002
A federal judge has blocked a California city from taking property owned by a large church in order for a major retail store to be
