Dotson recalls years in missions
January 6, 2000
Their main purpose was witnessing, and their greatest reward was helping South Africans fins the Lord. Anneli and Clyde Dotson, retired missionaries, depended on the
Hawaii High Court ends efforts at gay marriages
January 6, 2000
HONOLULU, Hawaii – The Hawaii Supreme Court has ended efforts to legalize gay marriage in the state, which once was expected to approve same-sex marriages.
Supreme Court upholds Vermont ruling
January 6, 2000
MONTPELIER, Vermont – Supreme Court says Vermont can’t subsidize religious school students. The nation’s highest court has again ruled that a state may help pay
Sex education focuses on abstinence
January 6, 2000
MENLO PARK, Calif. – Abstinence has increasingly become a focus of sex education in the nation’s schools, according to new studies. More than a third
Christians more likely to divorce, study says
January 6, 2000
VENTURA, Calif. – A new study by the Barna Research Group in Ventura, Calif., says born-again Christians are more likely to go through a marital
Baptist receive White House apology over religious comment
January 6, 2000
White House spokesman Joe Lockhart had apologized for his comments linking the Southern Baptist Convention to organizations that “perpetuate ancient religious hatred.” Responding to a
Spanish soap operas save souls in America
January 6, 2000
Saving souls with soap operas? It’s happening. Spanish speakers throughout North and South America are coming to Christ through “En Familia” – a video series
Chinese court tries religious couple in secret
January 6, 2000
WUHAN, China – A couple arrested in the crackdown on the Falun Gong spiritual movement has reportedly been tried in secret in the central Chinese
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