Nebraska churches help gambling opponents
August 26, 2004
OMAHA, Neb. — Gambling opponents in Nebraska are betting that new links forged with the religious community will help them defeat plans for expanded games
Warden hails moral high road in harshest prison in U.S.
August 26, 2004
Most people call it Angola. Some simply refer to it as “the farm.” In 1954, Collier’s magazine called it “America’s worst prison.” And to those
Atheism’s ‘golden age’ has ended, professor says
August 26, 2004
The golden age of atheism is over,” Oxford University professor Alister McGrath said in his lectures during the 2004 Wycliffe Hall Summer School on the
Big business finding value in people
August 26, 2004
As a parade of former Enron executives defend themselves before a federal grand jury during August, a new era is emerging in American business, according
Missouri Synod experiences church growth
August 19, 2004
ST. LOUIS — The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) increased its number of congregations by 94 in 2003, the most in the last 15 years. Robert
Presbyterians to keep ban on gay ordination
August 19, 2004
RICHMOND, Va. — The Presbyterian Church (PC) (USA) rejected a recommendation July 2 that would have made it easier for noncelibate homosexuals to be ordained
S.C. town council prayers ruled unconstitutional
August 12, 2004
GREAT FALLS, S.C. — Two groups concerned about church-state separation have welcomed an appeals court ruling that a South Carolina town council violated the Constitution
Veggie Tales creator relocates to Nashville
August 12, 2004
NASHVILLE — Big Idea Productions, creator of VeggieTales, has moved its headquarters from Chicago to Franklin, Tenn., near Nashville, and observers predict more family-oriented entertainment
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