Worthy of Double Honor
October 7, 2010
October is Minister Appreciation Month. It is a relatively new emphasis but an important one. The observance provides churches opportunity to honor their pastors as
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World Hunger Fund offers help, hope
October 7, 2010
Hlengiwe is but 14 years old, yet she is the head of her household, taking care of her seven younger brothers, sisters and cousins. Her
U.S. poverty on the rise; social services impacted
September 30, 2010
WASHINGTON — The number of people in poverty in America increased to its highest recorded point last year, and the poverty rate rose to its
Religious minorities suffer zoning discrimination
September 30, 2010
WASHINGTON — Religious minorities figure prominently in religious freedom investigations by the Justice Department, a new report shows. “Jewish synagogues and schools, African-American churches, and,
Episcopal Church calls for resignation of bishop
September 30, 2010
PHOENIX — The Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops called Sept. 21 for the “immediate and unconditional resignation” of Bishop Charles Bennison of Philadelphia, who had
IHOP sues church for trademark infringement
September 30, 2010
LOS ANGELES — Usually known for serving 24/7 breakfasts, the International House of Pancakes (IHOP) has instead served a suit to the International House of
Former Thai inmate discovers God’s provision
September 30, 2010
Rather than looking forward to freedom, Noon dreaded the day of her prison release. During the almost two years that she had served time in
Genesis 3:1–6, 16–19, 24; Romans 5:12–14
September 30, 2010
Bible Studies for Life Chair and Armstrong Professor of Religion, Department of Religion, Samford University Sin IS a Big Deal Genesis 3:1–6, 16–19, 24; Romans
