Court forces The Citadel to stop mealtime prayer
September 4, 2003
CHARLESTON, S.C. — The Citadel, a military college in Charleston, S.C., has started having a moment of silence instead of spoken prayers before meals in
Religious freedom commission cancels China trip
September 4, 2003
WASHINGTON — A federal panel charged with monitoring religious freedom conditions around the world canceled a scheduled trip to China. The United States Commission on
Bush seeks court review of law on online porn
September 4, 2003
WASHINGTON — The Bush administration has asked the Supreme Court to reinstate a law that penalizes Web site operators who expose children to inappropriate material
ELCA reports membership drop, revenue boost
August 28, 2003
CHICAGO — The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) reported a decline of 61,871 members last year — a drop of 1.21 percent — but
Sixty percent oppose church same-sex blessings
August 28, 2003
WASHINGTON — A new Washington Post poll found that six in 10 Americans oppose the Episcopal Church’s decision to allow bishops to authorize the blessing
New Bibles offered to military
August 28, 2003
They have their own uniforms; they have their own songs; they even have their own heroes. Now Broadman & Holman (B&H) is offering them their
New U.S. Army chaplain chief appointed
August 21, 2003
The U.S. Army has appointed Chaplain (Maj. Gen.) David Hicks as its new chief of chaplains. Hicks, 61, who previously served as the deputy
California law protects transsexuals, crossdressers
August 21, 2003
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Gov. Gray Davis has signed into law a controversial bill protecting “transsexuals” and “cross-dressers” in hiring and employment practices. Davis signed
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