Students at religious schools ‘more likely’ to cheat, study finds
November 7, 2002
A survey of the ethics of U.S. youth finds that students attending private religious high schools are more likely to cheat on a test than
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BHS names pastoral ministries director
November 1, 2002
Baptist Health System (BHS) has named Ed Richardson, D. Min., as its senior director of pastoral ministries. In announcing the selection, William Hynson, executive vice
‘True Thinkers’ Of Today
October 31, 2002
How can Christian scholars read John 3:18 and 14:6 and question “the doctrine of salvation by faith in Jesus alone?” It must be that these
Transsexual foster-care bill vetoed
October 31, 2002
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Governor Gray Davis of California has vetoed a bill that would have affirmed the rights of transsexual foster-care youth and expanded the
Jordanian experts overseeing temple repairs
October 31, 2002
JERUSALEM — Jordanian experts are set to oversee repairs in the southern retaining wall of Jerusalem’s biblical-era Temple Mount, resolving a simmering dispute over whether
Summer campers gifts to missions exceed half million
October 31, 2002
More than 78,000 youth and children attending summer camps sponsored by LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention spent the summer playing, praying and
Country’s Randy Travis releases second ‘country gospel’ album
October 31, 2002
Randy Travis is trying to recall his last meaningful conversation with a fellow member of the country music pantheon. “I don’t even know who was
Satanism club organizes in California high school
October 31, 2002
SAN MATEO, Calif. — A California high school announced the introduction of a Satanism club as an on-campus activity, and 35 students attended the club’s
