Religious freedom bill signed into law
October 12, 2000
President Clinton has signed into law a measure to provide protection for religious freedom in two area where discrimination has increased in recent years. The
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October 12, 2000
Political candidates reveal charitable giving Washington – Democratic vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman donated 3 percent of his income to charity throughout a 10-year period,
Other denominations take stand on tax reform
October 12, 2000
While Baptists debate the idea of reforming Alabama’s tax system, one group of Methodists has already taken an official stand. Meeting June 4-7 in Birmingham,
NAMB trustees adopt $126 million budget
October 12, 2000
North American Mission Board (NAMB) trustees, in their meeting Sept. 27, affirmed a report from its Interdenominational Task Force (ITF) that explained the agency’s relationship
Indonesian Christians victims of jihad By Russell Rankin
October 12, 2000
A banner at the airstrip on Ambon, a tiny dot in Indonesia’s Maluku island chain, quotes passages from both the Christian Bible and the Muslim
IMB trustees show support of Cooperative Program
October 12, 2000
Southern Baptist International Mission Board (IMB) trustees approved a resolution on the Cooperative Program controversy in Texas, received word that the board’s chief financial officer
Christians fall for Harry Potter hoax
October 12, 2000
Christians are falling for an Internet hoax involving the Harry Potter books, according to Christian apologist Tal Brooke. Brooke criticized Christians for being taken in
Christians endure amid turmoil in Zimbabwe
October 12, 2000
Screams pierced the air as invaders forced their way onto the farm just outside Gweru, Zimbabwe. The attackers forcibly marched frightened farm workers to the
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