Legalizing gay ‘marriages’ denied in Arizona
October 30, 2003
PHOENIX — Conservative Christian organizations are cheering an Oct. 8 opinion by Arizona’s Court of Appeals that concluded that same-sex partners do not have the
Judge rules in favor of home prayer meetings
October 30, 2003
NEW MILFORD, Conn. — A federal judge has ruled that a New Milford, Conn., family can legally hold prayer meetings in its home. The Sept.
Two-year-old lawsuit regarding ‘Jesus’ film settled
October 30, 2003
SAM CLEMENTE, Calif. — A two-year-old suit involving Campus Crusade for Christ’s “Jesus” film has been settled. Film producer John Heyman claimed there were unauthorized
Religious practices can promote good health
October 30, 2003
Abundant research evidence now demonstrates a connection between spirituality, moral choices and health. Some of us are, quite literally, making ourselves sick through our spiritual
Ten Commandments
October 30, 2003
Some Christians are so worked up over the issue of a granite monument, one would think it was an earth-shattering or faith-defining issue. More than
Post-communist Hungary respects religious freedom
October 23, 2003
The U.S. Department of State gives Hungary high marks in its International Religious Freedom report, saying that Hungary’s government policy “contributes to the generally free
Methodist Church cuts 14 agency positions
October 23, 2003
WASHINGTON — The social policy agency of the United Methodist Church, facing shrinking income and rising health care costs, cut 14 staff positions from its
Maine Council of Churches fights casino
October 23, 2003
PORTLAND, Maine — The Maine Council of Churches announced Sept. 30 that it is opposing a proposed casino in southern Maine run by the Passamaquoddy
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