British Army appoints first woman chaplain
March 7, 2002
LONDON — The British Army has appointed its first woman chaplain, 44-year-old Juliette Hulme, who was ordained a priest in 1995 and since 1998 has
Italian court rules for Vatican in radio dispute
March 7, 2002
ROME — An Italian court ruled Feb. 19 it cannot try officials of Vatican Radio on charges of polluting the environment with electromagnetic emissions because
WMU collects items nationwide for Liberian Theological Seminary
March 7, 2002
Soap, cake pans, U.S. postage stamps, paper clips, work gloves, sheets, pot holders, tape and T-shirts are just a few of the items Woman’s Missionary
French Baptists seek to avoid cult label
March 7, 2002
Baptist congregations in France are increasingly adding the word “Protestant” to their names as they seek to avoid being identified as cults. Widespread concern in
Supreme Court joins debate on school voucher issue
February 28, 2002
The nation’s highest court joined the debate on school vouchers, considering Feb. 20 whether the state aid that pays for tuition in religious schools is
Bush seeks religious freedom in China
February 28, 2002
President Bush has asked Chinese President Jiang Zenim to open dialogue with religious leaders about freedom of worship in China. National security adviser Condoleezza Rice
Religious groups divided on campaign reform
February 28, 2002
WASHINGTON — Religious groups remain divided after the House of Representatives passed sweeping campaign finance reform Feb. 14 after months of Republican opposition. The final
‘Baptist Bobsled Team’ witnesses at Olympics
February 21, 2002
Just moments after stepping off their plane in Salt Lake City, volunteers from the Atlanta-area Hebron First Baptist Church in Dacuala were witnessing to a
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