Group says U.S. policy hampered by secular bias
March 4, 2010
WASHINGTON — The United States’ foreign policy is hampered by a secular bias that causes policymakers to underestimate the role of religion in world affairs,
Missionary penetrates pockets of lostness in Arizona
March 4, 2010
As a Southern Baptist pastor for the last 30 years — and as a North American Mission Board missionary for the past six — Louis
Cowboy preacher survives mountain, plants churches in Idaho
February 25, 2010
North American Mission Board (NAMB) missionary Jim Ballard — all 243 pounds of him — lay sprawled in agonizing pain on a snow-covered dirt trail
Lacing up skates, Olympian remains mindful of God
February 25, 2010
As a girl growing up in Wisconsin, Jinelle Zaugg-Siergiej may have played on the boys’ team at her high school but she wasn’t exactly one
NFL players sing, share testimonies in Miami
February 25, 2010
MIAMI — Newly elected National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) Executive Director DeMaurice Smith spent most of the week of Super Bowl XLIV making the
Tebow ad well-received but confusing for viewers
February 25, 2010
VENTURA, Calif. — Focus on the Family’s Super Bowl ad featuring star quarterback Tim Tebow may have gotten a lot of press but left many
Sour economy pushes offerings down, study finds
February 25, 2010
VENTURA, Calif. — One year after a majority of Americans said they hoped the sour economy wouldn’t impact their church giving, three in 10 Americans
Hawaii civil unions defeat helped by Christians
February 18, 2010
HONOLULU — A same-sex civil unions bill in Hawaii likely is dead for the year after the Democratic-controlled House bowed to pressure from Christian conservatives
