Some Americans believe Jesus sinned
June 6, 2002
VENTURA, Calif. — A quarter of Americans feel strongly that Jesus sinned when He lived on earth, the Barna Research Group reports. Twenty-five percent of
Court affirms Episcopal bishop’s actions
June 6, 2002
WASHINGTON — The embattled Episcopal bishop of Washington was handed a major legal victory May 22 when a federal appeals court affirmed her right to
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
Students file suit regarding Bibles, church fliers
June 6, 2002
Three students in Davenport, Iowa, filed a federal lawsuit May 30 against their school board, school district and superintendent for barring them from distributing Bibles
Canada’s Unitarians declare independence
June 6, 2002
TORONTO — Canadian Unitarians have broken away from their American-based movement in what they say is an amicable split. Delegates at the annual general meeting
Coalition pushes for support of a Palestinian state
June 6, 2002
More than 650 Protestant, Catholic and Jewish religious leaders have asked the U.S. government to throw its support behind an independent Palestinian state and
