Free public education for all is goal of Ghana’s government
August 9, 2001
The emphasis on education in Ghana has come a long way since the country’s independence in 1957 when there was only one university and an
Clans a major part of Ghana’s culture
August 9, 2001
In Ghana, clans are a long-established part of the culture that incorporates all ethnic groups. A clan includes all individuals who can trace their heritage
Moore displays Ten Commandments
August 9, 2001
A monument with the Ten Commandments has been placed in the Alabama Supreme Court’s rotunda at the order of Chief Justice Roy Moore, who was
Government improves welfare of people
August 9, 2001
In 1992, after 11 years of military rule, the Provisional National Defense Council handed over administration of the country to an elected government with constitutional
French law may be harmful to religions elsewhere
August 2, 2001
A French law that cracks down on religious groups considered sects or cults could set a dangerous precedent for government-targeted minority religious in other countries,
Termination of teacher for praying is upheld
July 26, 2001
A federal court jury in New York ruled June 27 that the New York City Board of Education did not violate the constitutional rights of
Selma prayer walking team shares Christ in Spain
July 19, 2001
Each time they saw the steeples, they would stop and pray. That’s how John Fain, pastor of First Baptist Church in Selma, tells of a
Spirituality merging with religion?
July 14, 2001
American interest in spirituality is supplementing, not replacing, traditional religion, a new poll shows. Fifty-nine percent of Americans say they are both religious and spiritual,
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