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With all of the recent excitement about the 'Ossuary of James' many laypersons are asking, "What is an ossuary and how did it work?" In the next...

Some experts say the dramatic drop in HIV/AIDS infections in Uganda is proof that abstinence from sex is the best way to combat the deadly disease,...

A handful of Massachusetts high school students wanted to give their classmates a small Christmas gift before holiday break, but their...

A bipartisan coalition in Congress introduced legislation Wednesday to enact a permanent ban on human cloning. Opponents of the legislation claim a...

Sudanese government troops have resumed "ethnic cleansing operations" in the vicinity of Talisman and Lundin oil installations in western Upper...

A claim this weekend by a sect that a Dutch lesbian woman gave birth to the second cloned baby makes it clear that cloning is not a "value-free"...

Looking for an explanation for the Buckeyes' amazing 14-0 record and stunning national championship over heavily favored Miami last week? Look no...

When Ethel Camiguin described her "best Christmas ever" to a group of school children on a recent trip to Australia, they were a little surprised...

World Evangelical Alliance's Elizabeth Kendal presents significant areas and trends of 2002 that will impact the church in 2003.

Being a chaplain for a college football team that has made it to one of the four Bowl Championship Series (BCS) games is not unlike being a pastor...

Shaken by the killing of three Southern Baptist medical workers in Yemen, International Mission Board President Jerry Rankin promised that ministry...

Three Americans were killed and another wounded Monday, December 30, when a lone gunman attacked a Baptist mission hospital in Jibla, Yemen.

Charitable donations are dwindling for many groups that depend on the so-called 'season of giving' to survive. Whether it's homeless shelters...

Asia marked Christmas this year under a cloud of terrorism, and while church services went off without feared disruption in Indonesia, Christians...

Under rainy skies, Christians and a handful of tourists gathered to celebrate Christmas despite a downcast and gloomy mood in Bethlehem.