American aid workers safe in Afghanistan
October 18, 2001
Two Americans on trial in Afghanistan are safe despite continued bombings of 1Kabul, the capital where they are being held, according to a prayer alert
Religious freedom ambassador chosen
October 18, 2001
President Bush has nominated a Capitol Hill veteran on overseas religious liberty issues to be ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom. The president named John Hanford
Scholars rule Muslims in U.S. military must fight for America
October 18, 2001
An international panel of Muslim scholars has ruled that Muslims serving in the U.S. military have the obligation to fight for their country, even if
Religious broadcasting ratings increase following attacks
October 18, 2001
Some religious broadcasters saw a ratings jump after Sept. 11. The Trinity Broadcasting Network said ratings for James Robinson’s “Life Today” doubled during the two
Alabama Baptist cleanup, feeding teams assisting in New York
October 18, 2001
Alabama Baptists will be assisting in the continued cleanup efforts in New York following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, according to Tommy Puckett, director of
Pryor: Christ is the answer for inmates
October 11, 2001
Changing prison inmates for life requires a Christian touch, said Attorney General Bill Pryor during the second Prison Ministries Conference Sept. 28-29 at Cathedral of
Carlin shares insights on prison work
October 11, 2001
Paul Carlin knows prison ministries. For 25 years, Carlin, a retired prison chaplain, shared with prison inmates in Texas the difference Christ can make in
Media plays role in teen alcohol use
October 4, 2001
Alcohol and tobacco manufacturers are knowingly producing advertisements appealing to young people, according to professionals. That indictment was made by several speakers at a conference
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