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As soon as September starts, the Fall routine is well under way. Sunday school; guest events; youth groups; home groups. Apart from a brief breather in November, we’re all pretty much running hard until we collapse into bed filled with Christmas...

Yet again the Born Alive Protection Act has been struck down in the Senate.

March 6 is World Day of Prayer. Initiated by women in the 1890s, World Prayer Day is a day to pray for and look for ways to support women and children in need as well as to pray for and support local and foreign missions.

What is meant by progress? For whom is progress promised? For humanity and human flourishing? As C. S. Lewis warned in his masterful book The Abolition of Man, “The Power of Man to make himself what he pleases means ... the power of some men to...

Here's one woman's story of dealing with dreams that didn't come true. Since the age of fourteen she had dreamed of two things, becoming a teacher and being a mother, but she found other reasons to hope.

MOSCOW (AP) - Even as divers in the frigid Arctic prepare to raise the Kursk nuclear submarine, the first anniversary of its sinking has brought back memories of a bungled rescue effort and the mystery surrounding the disaster's cause.

MOSCOW (AP) - Even as divers in the frigid Arctic prepare to raise the Kursk nuclear submarine, the first anniversary of its sinking has brought back memories of a bungled rescue effort and the mystery surrounding the disaster's cause.

SKOPJE, Macedonia (AP) - NATO moved ahead Sunday with preparations to collect weapons to be voluntarily handed in by ethnic Albanian rebels despite its failure to reach an agreement with the Macedonian government on how many arms to expect.

SKOPJE, Macedonia (AP) - NATO moved ahead Sunday with preparations to collect weapons to be voluntarily handed in by ethnic Albanian rebels despite its failure to reach an agreement with the Macedonian government on how many arms to expect.

WASHINGTON (AP) - A new budget estimate, which says the government will need to use $9 billion of Social Security reserves to make ends meet, foreshadows a difficult fall for Congress as it struggles to pass spending bills for next year.

WASHINGTON (AP) - A new budget estimate, which says the government will need to use $9 billion of Social Security reserves to make ends meet, foreshadows a difficult fall for Congress as it struggles to pass spending bills for next year.