Big Idea Fans Can Once Again Greet Their Vegetables
September 13, 2004
The newest release from Veggie Tales combines elements of a famous opera and the cinema's popular Rocky movies. It took about a year from the development of the story idea to last month's release of Sumo of the Opera. Full Story...Rampant Cheating Forces College to Change Honor Code
September 10, 2004
A university affiliated with the Church of Christ has changed its honor code after an anonymous student survey showed nearly half of its students admitted to cheating. Full Story...
God Raises Ministry from Ashes of 9-11 Attack on Pentagon
September 10, 2004
A survivor of the terrorist attack on the Pentagon three years ago says his story is proof that God can bring triumph out of a tragedy. Full Story...
Media Watchers Expect Anti-Bush Smear Leading Up to Election
September 10, 2004
A media watchdog says while President Bush is currently doing well in the polls, it would be unwise to underestimate the ability of the mainstream liberal media to pull out all the stops in the waning weeks of the campaign. And one conservative political pundit is predicting the nation may well be entering what he describes as "the ugliest period i... Full Story...
Texas Textbook Debate Revolves Around Issue of Abstinence
September 10, 2004
Official debate over abstinence-only health textbooks in Texas public schools has ended. Full Story...
A Collection of 'Devos' Worth Devouring
September 10, 2004
There seems to be a deluge of daily devotional books in the stores these days. Devotionals for all occasions and all ages. Devotionals for any time of day -- morning, noon or night. Devotionals for any occupation. And probably most of us have plenty of them gathering dust on our coffee tables, night stands and bookshelves at home. Full Story...
Third Judge Rules Against Partial-Birth Abortion Ban
September 9, 2004
Another federal judge has ruled that the law banning partial-birth abortion is unconstitutional. Some experts say this latest ruling adds judicial weight that could prevent the issue from reaching the Supreme Court of the United States. Full Story...
College Slaps Allegedly Left-Biased Teacher's Wrist
September 9, 2004
A professor at Metropolitan State College in Denver, Colorado, has been reprimanded for releasing a conservative student's academic information without his permission. Full Story...
Author Suggests Visionary Leaders Build Spiritual 'Dream Teams'
September 9, 2004
The pastor of the nation's largest United Methodist Church says pastors, laypeople, and church leaders must surround themselves with people who share God's vision and purpose for the task at hand. Full Story...
Believers or Not, Divorce Rates Virtually the Same
September 9, 2004
A new poll is confirming an apparent trend in Christianity to adopt the values of the world. Christian researcher George Barna has released the results of a new survey which show when it comes to divorce, there is little difference between born-again believers and the unsaved. Full Story...
Liberals Demonstrate Bias on NCLB in Election Year, Says Education Expert
September 9, 2004
An education reform advocate says many of the attacks on President Bush's signature education law are completely spurious. Full Story...
Salvation Army Aids Victims of Charley, Frances While Ivan Looms Offshore
September 9, 2004
Officials and volunteers with The Salvation Army are redirecting their disaster relief efforts to help those affected by Hurricane Frances while providing assistance to those hit hard by Hurricane Charley. Meanwhile, weather forecasters are saying Hurricane Ivan -- now categorized as a Category Five storm, with winds up to 160 mph -- could pummel t... Full Story...
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