In Drought-Stricken Georgia, a Prayer for Rain (Religion News)
Posted by Jose on 27 Nov 2007 | Tagged as: Hindu artifacts
Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue hosts an outdoor prayer service at the Capitol to address the dire need for rain. The vigil follows his declaration of a state of emergency. Earlier efforts were conservation and negotiation.
Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue hosts an outdoor prayer service at the Capitol to address the dire need for rain. The vigil follows his declaration of a state of emergency. Earlier efforts were conservation and negotiation.
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U.S. bishops of the Catholic Church say, “Political choices may affect individual salvation.” The group has issued guidelines for every presidential election in the past three decades. Instead of endorsing specific candidates, the bishops seek to make fighting abortion a priority in political decisions.
U.S. bishops of the Catholic Church say, “Political choices may affect individual salvation.” The group has issued guidelines for every presidential election in the past three decades. Instead of endorsing specific candidates, the bishops seek to make fighting abortion a priority in political decisions.
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It’s about time for the Southern Baptist Convention to put out a new hymnal, and the move to update the songs has caused a little tension. For the first time, nearly half of the pages in the forthcoming hymnal will be filled with songs never before published by Baptists.
It’s about time for the Southern Baptist Convention to put out a new hymnal, and the move to update the songs has caused a little tension. For the first time, nearly half of the pages in the forthcoming hymnal will be filled with songs never before published by Baptists.
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Some lawmakers in Oklahoma have turned down free copies of the Koran from a state panel on diversity after a Tulsa legislator claimed the Muslim holy book condones killing innocent people. Islamic groups say they need to do a better job of educating Americans about the Koran.
Some lawmakers in Oklahoma have turned down free copies of the Koran from a state panel on diversity after a Tulsa legislator claimed the Muslim holy book condones killing innocent people. Islamic groups say they need to do a better job of educating Americans about the Koran.
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Moral issues leave black evangelicals torn between parties. read more…
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