Southern Baptist workers told to leave Indonesian island
March 14, 2002
Indonesian police have ordered a team of American volunteers to leave the village of Waipia on the island of Seram, in Indonesia’s Maluku Islands.
Religious Broadcasters head quits before installation
March 14, 2002
Just before he was set to be formally installed, Wayne Pederson, the new president of the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), resigned Feb. 16. Pederson
Finding points to Mormon leader in massacre
March 14, 2002
DENVER — One of the worst massacres in American history happened in 1857, when 120 men, women and children in a wagon train traveling from
Bid for gay clergy defeated by Presbyterians
March 14, 2002
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In a major setback for liberal Presbyterians, the nation’s largest Presbyterian church on Feb. 19 soundly defeated a move to allow noncelibate
Presbyterians vow to fight church’s liberal drift
March 14, 2002
ATLANTA — Conservatives in the Presbyterian Church (USA), dismayed by a perceived liberal drift in the church's national leadership, say they will not leave
Synagogue attendance up; ‘core Jews’ declining
March 14, 2002
NEW YORK — The number of American Jewish households that affiliate with a Jewish congregation has increased by 15 percent since 1990, even as the “core Jewish”
Alabama nurses share gospel in Venezuela
March 14, 2002
Members of the Alabama chapter of Baptist Nursing Fellowship (BNF) recently participated in a medical missions trip to Maracaibo, Venezuela. Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union consultant
Northern Sudan blamed for attacks on aid centers
March 14, 2002
KHARTOUM, Sudan — Attacks on civilians and humanitarian installations by the Northern Sudanese military have led to renewed international interest in that country’s civil war.
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