Students across Alabama assembled before school Sept. 24 at flagpoles and other venues to pray for their schools, state, country and the lost during the
With unemployment and consumer food prices rising, business is sadly booming for the 1,500 domestic hunger ministries that receive support from the Southern Baptist World
NEW YORK — Religious leaders are warning that the global financial crisis threatens progress made against poverty and world hunger, and urged political leaders not
LOS ANGELES — Pro-family advocates were pleased when “Hounddog,” a film that depicts the rape of a 9-year-old girl, did not enjoy the widespread exposure
PITTSBURGH — Episcopal bishops voted late Sept. 18 to remove Bishop Robert Duncan of Pittsburgh from ministry, saying the leading conservative has renounced and abandoned
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has given $25,000 to help defeat a proposed constitutional marriage amendment in California, despite the fact that
NEW YORK — A New York state judge dismissed a lawsuit Sept. 2 against Gov. David A. Paterson, ruling he acted within his power when
WASHINGTON — A new poll released Sept. 11 finds nearly six in 10 white Southern evangelicals believe torture is justified, but their views can shift
