Typical family model changing
June 14, 2001
America continues to shift away from the “Ozzie and Harriet” family model of the 1950s, according to the 2000 census figures. The changing face of
Students encounter violence in Nepal
June 14, 2001
Weary from three weeks working with the poor in the chaotic slums of Calcutta, India, 16 students from Palm Beach Atlantic College (PBAC) in Florida
‘Jane Roe’ urges court to reconsider abortion decision
June 14, 2001
Nearly three decades after the Supreme Court legalized abortion nationwide, the original plaintiff in the landmark Roe vs. Wade case is urging a federal court
Court rules against medical use of marijuana
June 7, 2001
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled May 14 there is no exemption to the federal ban on marijuana distribution even for patients who claim it is
Kids kicked out of White House for praying
June 7, 2001
A group of schoolchildren were asked to leave the White House after stopping to pray for President George W. Bush. A group of 11 children,
House rejects voucher bill
June 7, 2001
The House of Representatives rejected two amendments pushing for school vouchers before overwhelmingly approving a sweeping measure to change federal education policy. The 384-45 vote
Church growth slow in Illinois
June 7, 2001
A pilot church in a new North American Mission Board (NAMB) strategy to partner with mega-churches to establish new Southern Baptist congregations outside the Bible
Baptists asked to pray for conflict in Middle East
May 24, 2001
After he traveled to Israel and troubled West Bank area March 23-30 Billy Jang Hwan Kim, president of the Baptist World Alliance, asks Baptists everywhere
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