Majority of evangelicals feel they fit in mainstream America
April 22, 2004
A new survey finds the vast majority of U.S. evangelicals view themselves as part of mainstream American society while at the same time believing they
Scripture, wrong attitudes make bad mix when debating
April 22, 2004
Religion is news. That may not come as a shock to some, but to others, the discussion of things of faith in daily life can
Southern Baptists second largest American church
April 22, 2004
The nation’s 10 largest churches remain unchanged from last year, according to the 2004 “Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches,” with the American Baptist churches
Christian Scientists cut 125 jobs at headquarters
April 22, 2004
BOSTON — Faced with its worst financial situation in a decade, the Boston-based First Church of Christ, Scientist has undertaken a series of painful belt-tightening
Nation’s first faith-based women’s prison opens
April 22, 2004
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The nation’s first faith-based prison for women opened in a Tampa detention center April 14, five months after a similar program began
Ten churches attacked, burned down in Nigeria
April 22, 2004
Muslim fanatics burned down 10 Christian churches in the town of Makarfi in the northern state of Kaduna, Nigeria, April 10. Claims that a mentally
Most Americans unhappy with country’s moral climate
April 15, 2004
An annual Gallup Poll found that nearly two-thirds of Americans are dissatisfied with the country’s moral and ethical climate, while younger people seem to be
Methodist clergy spouses find little support
April 15, 2004
EVANSTON, Ill. — Men and women married to United Methodist clergy say their families are subject to unrealistic notions of perfection and often suffer from
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