Concerns About Educational Vouchers
February 1, 2001
Funding for Alabama public schools will be a major topic in the upcoming state legislative session. Newspapers already report that more than 1,000 teachers may
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Russian-born violinist hopes to use music in ministry
February 1, 2001
he violin has always been a constant for William Khanagov. Music knows no language. Young William began taking violin lessons in his Russian hometown
Alabama kids hear the ‘Truth’
February 1, 2001
Nearly 2,200 students and youth workers gathered in Boutwell Auditorium, Birmingham, Jan. 19–20 for the Student Life Conference. The Birmingham event kicked off a 13-weekend
‘True Love’ proving successful
February 1, 2001
Teenagers who pledge to remain sexually abstinent until marriage are 34 percent less likely to have sex than those who do not take virginity vows,
Historic church sees revival among membership
January 25, 2001
Tucked near the shadows of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Parkway rests the sleepy burg of Fincastle. Narrow streets. Quaint storefronts. Rich history. Three years ago God
Religious freedom said limited in Chile’s schools
January 25, 2001
SAN PEDRO DE LA PAZ, Chile — The issue of religious discrimination is in the public spotlight in Chile, due to the case of San
Afghan militia leader vows to kill converts
January 25, 2001
KABUL, Afghanistan — The supreme leader of Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban militia warned Jan. 8 that his regime will apply the death penalty to any Muslim
Yemen church bombed New Year’s Day
January 25, 2001
ADEN, Yemen — A powerful bomb exploded at Aden’s historic Christchurch in southern Yemen in the early hours of New Year’s Day, knocking out a
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