Bush Marks AIDS Day at Maryland Church

MOUNT AIRY, Md. (AP) President Bush is marking World AIDS Day with a call to Congress to approve an additional $30 billion to fight against AIDS worldwide over the next five years. Bush spoke at the Calvary United Methodist...[more]

Compassion International Raising Awareness of Children Impacted By AIDS

(OneNewsNow.com) Compassion International is trying to educate people about the devastating impact the AIDS pandemic has on children worldwide, and to encourage Christians to reach out to those suffering children. Throughout...[more]

Abortion Opponent Henry Hyde Dies

WASHINGTON (AP) Former Congressman Henry Hyde, who died Thursday at the age of 83, is being remembered by Christian conservatives as a man of faith and principle. The Illinois Republican was a Roman Catholic who during his...[more]

Ohio Defends New Strip Club Law as Warranted

CLEVELAND (AP) The state presented an expert witness today in Cleveland federal court in support of Ohio's new law banning dancers at adult clubs from touching patrons or each other. Professor Richard McCleary of the...[more]

Conservative Anglican Province Accepts Breakaway Canadians

BURLINGTON, Ontario (AP) An Anglican province in South America will accept conservative Canadian Anglicans that are in "theological dispute" with their dioceses or the national church. The announcement from the Anglican...[more]

Missouri State Reverses Decision to Remove Christmas Tree

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) Missouri State University has reversed a decision to take down a 20-foot Christmas tree and will instead reinstall it along with symbols from other religions. The tree had been removed from Strong Hall...[more]

Few Know About HIV Pandemic, Christians Included

(MNN) Tomorrow is World AIDS Day. 33-million people around the world have the disease, for which there is no cure. Today hundreds of Christians are at Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, California for the Global Summit for...[more]

Hillary Clinton Speaks at Church AIDS Summit

LAKE FOREST, Calif. (AP) Senator Hillary Clinton says her Christian faith convinces her that working to eradicate AIDS and malaria in Africa is "the right thing to do." She spoke Thursday at California's Saddleback...[more]

British Teacher Moved in Islam Insult Case

KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) The British teacher convicted in Sudan of insulting Islam for allowing her student to name a teddy bear "Muhammad" has been moved to a secret location amid rising protests. A lawyer for Gillian...[more]

Foster Parents Who Attended Service With Snakes Sue Over License

LONDON, Ky. (AP) The same foster-care agency under fire over the Marcus Fiesel case in Ohio is being sued by a Kentucky couple who attend snake-handling religious services. Jason and Tammy Barrett of Laurel County in...[more]

Civil Rights Agency Again Refuses to Delay Maternity Leave Change

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) The state's civil rights agency has again refused to honor Gov. Ted Strickland's request to delay an expansion of maternity leave rights for women. The Ohio Civil Rights Commission voted 3-2 Thursday to...[more]

Ohio Pastor Who Was Shot Speaks of Forgiveness in His Heart

ELYRIA, Ohio (AP) A pastor recovering from a head wound suffered at the same time his wife was killed says he has overcome his anger. The Reverend Mark Petric recently visited his teenage son, who is jailed awaiting trial on...[more]

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