RALEIGH, N.C. - Soldiers who don't believe in God can go to war with "atheist" on their dog tags, but humanists and others with various secular beliefs are officially invisible in the Army.
No matter what our culture, or perhaps our church, has made it to be, the Holy Bible presents human sexuality as wonderful.
By the Rev. Jeff Miller
Catholic schools in the Augusta area marked National Catholic Schools Week, an annual celebration that promotes the benefits of a Catholic school education and often serves as a kick-off for fall enrollment.
By Kelly Jasper
Maj. Khallid Shabazz is one of five Islamic chaplains, called imams, in the Army. It's a position that often draws considerable attention and sidelong stares given that America's armed forces have fought Muslim extremists for more than a decade.
By Kyle Martin
Faith plays an integral part in Karlton Clay's writings, and his latest offering, "The Lyons Den," is no exception. The Web-based series will air beginning Feb. 10.
By Charmain Z. Brackett
Christ died in vain for all the nonchurch members who tell you when you visit, "Friend, I am not good enough to be a member of your congregation," or who say, "When you church members stop being so hypocritical, then I will join."
By the Rev. Gene Norris
WASHINGTON - President Obama drew on the Bible and his interpretation of the Christian faith Thursday to deliver a sharp critique of his chief Republican rival's economic program, speaking at a forum that in the past has been largely free of electoral politics.
By David Nakamura
Pro golfer Aaron Baddeley will speak about his faith at this year's Augusta Golf Breakfast, a Masters Week tradition.
By Kelly Jasper
Hudson Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Church is facing an issue that worries the Rev. Larry Fryer: a decided lack of young adults.
By Summer Moore
