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Alcohol harmful beyond teen years

October 4, 2001

The use of alcohol by teenagers not only threatens their present but can also impact their future. That assessment was offered by David Reynolds during

French law may be harmful to religions elsewhere

August 2, 2001

A French law that cracks down on religious groups considered sects or cults could set a dangerous precedent for government-targeted minority religious in other countries,

A Freedom Worth Celebrating

June 28, 2001

In Azerbaijan, the nation’s constitution declares citizens of all faiths may choose and practice their religion without restrictions. Reality is far different, however. Quasi-government harassment

Helping folks with mobility problems

June 21, 2001

Walking around inside our home is complicated nowadays by “toddler gates.” It’s not children we are watching after but Olivia and Maui, our two cats.

Religious rights grow in Vietnam

April 26, 2001

A tiny step has been taken on the road to religious freedom in Vietnam. According to the news service Compass Direct, “For the first time

State Baptists involved with prison ministry

April 19, 2001

Two hours. That’s all the time Eddie Hall has when he visits with inmates in Alabama’s prisons. But he knows those 120 minutes can result

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