Missionary ‘coaches’ Alaskans in life

February 5, 2009

She was a Caldwell, Texas, tomboy who could play tennis or volleyball with the best of the local boys. She was the product of a

Survey finds God big in Mississippi, not so much in Vermont

February 5, 2009

Want to be almost certain you’ll have religious neighbors? Move to Mississippi. Prefer to be in the least religious state? Venture to Vermont. A new

High court blocks online protection for children

January 29, 2009

WASHINGTON — A congressional attempt to protect children from Internet pornography died a quiet death Jan. 21 after years of dispute in federal courts. The

Home-schooling numbers on the rise, experts say

January 29, 2009

NASHVILLE — A new report by the U.S. Department of Education finds that the number of homeschooled children in America has risen steadily over the

Obama’s outreach to people of faith ‘must continue’

January 29, 2009

WASHINGTON — Religious Democrats had been “hibernating” until the 2008 elections, when the party’s candidates — including then-President-elect Barack Obama — made religion central to

Younger Schuller resigns from Crystal Cathedral

January 29, 2009

s senior pastor of the Crystal Cathedral in Southern California after his father, Robert H. Schuller, said his son would no longer be the sole

Library of Congress seeks inaugural sermons

January 15, 2009

The Library of Congress’ American Folklife Center is seeking sermons that are preached in U.S. houses of worship during inaugural week. The library said it