Navy chaplain named first black Senate chaplain
July 17, 2003
WASHINGTON — The chief of Navy chaplains was named June 17 as the first African-American chaplain of the U.S. Senate. Rear Adm. Barry Black, a
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FamilyFEST draws young volunteers to Texas
July 17, 2003
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — More than 160 volunteers from 11 states gathered in San Antonio June 8–12 to participate in FamilyFEST, a Woman’s Missionary Union-sponsored missions
Faith-based prison program reduces re-arrests
July 17, 2003
WASHINGTON — A study conducted by the University of Pennsylvania and completed this month shows that graduates of faith-based InnerChange Freedom Initiative are less likely
Probe of professor’s evolution policy ends
July 17, 2003
LUBBOCK, Texas — The Justice Department has ended its investigation of a complaint against a Texas Tech University biology professor after he stopped requiring that
Cooperative Program giving up from last year
July 17, 2003
NASHVILLE — Year-to-date contributions through the Southern Baptist Convention’s Cooperative Program are up 0.41 percent compared to this same time frame in 2002, according to
Canadian Salvation Army loses members, money
July 17, 2003
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After 120 years in Canada, the Salvation Army is determined to keep serving the poor, addicted and hungry despite government cuts,
Religious groups press Bush on African issues
July 17, 2003
WASHINGTON — Religious groups urged President Bush to deploy peacekeepers to the war-torn county of Liberia as the president tours Africa and weighs American involvement
BHS trustees stop sale to Triad, dismiss CEO, plan to grow
July 17, 2003
Baptist Health System (BHS) trustees stopped any sale of Alabama’s largest health care provider July 12. Following a seven-hour meeting just a week before trustees
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