Alabama businessman lends hand in Niger by planting peppers, gospel
June 6, 2002
Rows and rows of green plants fill the small plot of land. The location is perfect, right next to a tributary of the Niger River.
California college to study religion, public life
June 6, 2002
WASHINGTON — The University of California, Santa Barbara, has announced plans to open a center this fall that will focus on the intersection of religion
Couple excommunicated for religious criticism
June 6, 2002
BELMAR, N.J. — A woman who along with her husband has questioned the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ handling of their daughter’s allegations of sex abuse said the
Kindergartener’s classes affected by stripper mom
June 6, 2002
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A Christian school agreed to let a kindergarten student attend the last three weeks of class after her mother promised to stop
Adventists launch effort to start churches
June 6, 2002
SILVER SPRINGS, Md., — A committee of the Seventh-day Adventist Church has approved spending $1 million to start new congregations across the globe. The plans
Inspirational morning show new to television audience
June 6, 2002
America’s competitive early morning television landscape is about to become even more crowded, with a new inspirationally flavored program that began this month. “New Morning”
Researcher calls Catholic priest shortage a myth
June 6, 2002
A researcher at Catholic University says the much-lamented shortage of Catholic priests is a myth because there are plenty of priests to serve parishioners who
U.S. asks Georgian officials to protect religious minorities
June 6, 2002
A group of 15 members of Congress are appealing to the president of the former Soviet republic of Georgia to protect the rights of religious
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