Church leaders question death penalty
May 18, 2000
Alabama is one of six states throughout the nation considering a legally authorized period of delay on the death penalty, and many religious leaders and
Sears, Roebuck and Co. recognizes Sabbath
May 18, 2000
NEW YORK — Retail giant Sears, Roebuck and Co. agreed to a settlement which will allow repair workers to observe a Sabbath if required by
Methodists vote to retain homosexuality stance
May 18, 2000
CLEVELAND — In a major setback for pro-gay activists, the United Methodist Church voted decisively May 11 to retain policies prohibiting homosexuals from ordination, banning
Disciples of Christ group becomes autonomous
May 18, 2000
INDIANAPOLIS — Asian leaders of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) have announced their intention to establish an autonomous office for North American Asian Ministries.
Russian lawyer works for religious rights
May 11, 2000
Gains in religious freedom in Russia during the past 10 years have been limited and Christians are still struggling to voice their beliefs, according to
Report says hell is real
May 11, 2000
The reality of hell, and the teaching it is “occupied to some degree,” has been reaffirmed in a 140-page report soon to be published by
Human rights resolution comes down harshly
May 11, 2000
NEW YORK — In a resolution passed by the UN Commission on Human Rights, the government of Myanmar (formerly Burma) received strong censure for its
Four die in Kenya waiting for evangelist
May 11, 2000
NAIROBI, Kenya — A four-month-old baby girl and three-year-old girl are among four people who died April 30 while waiting to see a visiting American
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