Alabamian invents ‘Bible-Aid’
February 8, 2001
Damaras. Abiline. These are just two of more than 774,000 words in the Bible. But as Chris Chastain points out, many people are unaware of
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Food allergies keep child from taking communion
February 8, 2001
Citing 2,000 years of communion and faith, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston has refused to accommodate a child with food allergies by substituting a
Moore hangs Ten Commandments plaque in outer office
February 8, 2001
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore, who became famous when he placed his homemade plaque of the Ten Commandments in his federal courtroom, has chosen to
Generation X seeks to experience God
February 8, 2001
In a West Side apartment, Baby Ruth Sutton tries to overcome the pain of a lifetime of drug abuse by writing searingly personal poetry to
Sri Lanka to reimpose the death penalty
February 8, 2001
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — More than two decades after imposing a death penalty moratorium, government officials in Sri Lanka announced Jan. 10 plans to revive
Colombian pastors pay ‘war tax’ to guerrillas
February 8, 2001
BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombia’s violent groups are demanding money from churches and pastors in the form of “war taxes” to support their activities. Failure to
Christian youth work discouraged in China
February 8, 2001
ANHUI, China — Last July, authorities in the eastern province of Anhui moved to discourage Christian work with young people through an article that appeared
Nun killed during attack on church in St. Lucia
February 8, 2001
CASTRIES, St. Lucia — A bizarre attack on a Caribbean Catholic church that caused the death of a nun has bewildered church leaders on the
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