Atlanta Baptist Association voted Jan. 30 not to expel two gay-friendly churches. The decision is thought to be the first action by an ecclesiastical body
In a West Side apartment, Baby Ruth Sutton tries to overcome the pain of a lifetime of drug abuse by writing searingly personal poetry to
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore, who became famous when he placed his homemade plaque of the Ten Commandments in his federal courtroom, has chosen to
Citing 2,000 years of communion and faith, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston has refused to accommodate a child with food allergies by substituting a
Damaras. Abiline. These are just two of more than 774,000 words in the Bible. But as Chris Chastain points out, many people are unaware of
Despite recent unrest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, formerly known as Zaire, Southern Baptist missionaries still hope to enter the country for the
Fourteen months after the Istanbul Protestant Church filed for legal status as a religious foundation, Turkey’s highest court over-ruled previous appeals, giving a green light
WASHINGTON — Private donations to the nation’s largest charities blossomed to $38 billion in 1999 — a 13 percent increase from the previous year, according to
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