By Sondra Washington In December, the United States Supreme Court will review another controversial case concerning a 50-year-old Virginia law banning cross burnings meant to
It was 10 o’clock on a Friday morning earlier this fall, and Jonathan Miles had already been up since dawn. He had driven down to
When he was a boy, “Nader” seldom thought about God. “People told me not to do bad things, to go to the mosque,” he remembers.
WASHINGTON — President Bush has attempted to distance himself from some prominent Christian leaders’ descriptions of Islam as a violent and evil religion. Some statements
WACO, Texas — Kevin Steele was fired as Baylor University’s football coach Nov. 3 but agreed to finish out the season, after compiling a four-year
Scores of Alabama Baptists were approved by messengers attending the 180th annual session of the Alabama Baptist State Convention to serve on the governing boards
Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) President Jack Graham challenged trustees and staff of the Annuity Board to “max out” for God during their Nov. 4–5 meeting
A school bus driver in Jacksonville, Fla., was given a letter of discipline for distributing Bibles to students on her bus, prompting the daily newspaper
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