Producers didn't make the blockbuster they promised, he says

"At a media luncheon in Washington about Bush's faith-based initiatives, answered questions get asked one more time"

"What Time, Newsweek, and U.S. News are saying about the past, present, and future of Christianity."

"Missionaries to United Arab Emirates deported, and HarperCollins's C.S. Lewis deal."

April 1 midnight ceremony said to be world's first official gay wedding.

Crown prince will wed daughter of leading official in Argentina's military junta.

"Organization still pushing 1997 Aleppo statement, noting that East and West will share observance again in 2004."

"Americans support faith-based organizations so long as they're not religious, chapel's drain on the New York Knicks, and other stories from media around the world."

Threats of violence continue as military officials stand trial in Guatemala.

"Mainline churches will join talks, but other Christians say partisan meeting is dangerous."

"Silence fills places normally crowded with pilgrims, reports British group."

"Bush meets with NRB leaders, Rivers is still in the spotlight, and other stories from around the world"

"Critics in the mainstream and religious media think through April's new releases, including Along Came a Spider, Blow, Just Visiting, Pokemon 3, Spy Kids, Memento, and The Dish."

"The History Channel uses Holy Saturday not to discuss Jesus, but the apostle who spread his message."

Oskar Wermter warns that country is drifting into civil war

"Recent articles in Touchstone, Commonweal, and The New York Times serve as reminders that faith is not merely a private thing."

"The fallout from the latest battles over abortion, Hillary prays, and other stories from publications around the world"

"We just want to pray and leave politics alone, says evicted pastor."

Incident is not the first such comparison in Zimbabwe politics

Why Canadian evangelicals thrive in a culture often indifferent to religious faith.

"British rector says divorcing parents are child abusers, and other stories from media sources around the world."

Lessons for living in the we decade

A 1994 Christianity Today article reports on the conflict between sociologist Ronald Enroth and JPUSA.

Appointment of George Pell to archdiocese comes as surprise to parishioners—and to Pell himself.

"We'll be back to the Howard Stern show after this word from the Catholic archdiocese, and other stories from mainstream media sources around the world."

"Uniting Protestant Churches back vaccination, but at least one Dutch Reformed clergyman sees God's judgment in outbreak."

"But even on this calendrical rarity, churches will not celebrate Christ's resurrection together."

"Popular priest says he's independent despite strange bedfellows, but many Christians are wary."

"Does The Widow of St. Pierre depict Christlike mercy or an abhorrent offense to justice? Plus: Spy Kids makes the theater safe for the whole family, and critics respond to The Tailor of Panama, Someone Like You, Tomcats, and Series 7."

"Africa's war on homosexuality, and other stories from around the world."

"From rumors about Procter & Gamble to Route 666, action is being taken to quash alarm. Plus: the NCC stays silent on Sudan while Eugene Rivers says he's staying silent about everything, and other stories from around the world."

"Officials from the National Council of Churches, Presbyterian Church (USA), United Methodist Church, Disciples of Christ, and African Methodist Episcopal Church say U.S. must limit greenhouse gas emissions."

"Opposition reportedly growing in Orthodox Church, government"

Wandering through the mainstream media's coverage of Good Friday and Easter Sunday in search of news

Christianity is in the midst of a massive global shift. But how much of a difference is it making in its new homelands?

But is helping heroin addicts inject themselves an act of compassion or foolishness?

But Roman Catholic charity says Bosnia-Herzegovina is developing into an Islamic state.

"Long-term, potentially lucrative plans scuttled after uproar from users."

"Broadcaster's comments spell the demise of the Christian Coalition, says former senior staffer. Other Christians are furious."

"Critics in the mainstream and religious media mull over Bridget Jones's Diary, Josie and the Pussycats, Kingdom Come,and Joe Dirt. Plus, critics find a moral sensibility in Amores Perros."

"Church crimes, Ted and Jane's break over religion, outlawing faith healing, and more stories from around the world"

"A marathon prayer service, America's religious past and future, and other stories from media around the world"

New and noteworthy releases on church history that deserve recognition.

Christian leaders say they are outraged that a Canadian oil company is paying huge royalties to Sudanese government.

"Pontiff alludes to Protestants as serious problem, calls for resolute pastoral action in reevangelization."

Pat Robertson's China statement may be invoked in discrimination case against Christian Coalition.

Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace calls for peace as students demonstrate over low grants.

"Persecution in China, Star Wars religion, and other stories from media sources around the world."

"British recommendations want police check on all clergy, dismissal of offenders."

Official concerned about commitment to work toward visible unity of the Church of Jesus Christ in the one faith

"More on the disputes between Christians and Jews, and other stories from around the world."

"Will a new film about a controversial archaeological find cause a ruckus in the real world, or just go away? Also this week: Critics respond to The Visit, Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles, Kingdom Come, and the worst-reviewed film of the last decade: Fredd"

"Extremely intolerant Unitarians, God's singing vegetable, and other stories from mainstream media sources around the world."

"In the Church of Norway, most pastors don't pray—at least not every day."

The rarely told story of new life after the destruction of the H.M.S. Bounty.

A sample letter to send in response to reports of rape and forced marriage of Christian women.

The Chronicle of Higher Education infuses some not-so-subtle bigotry into its fetal-tissue research coverage

"On issues from Timothy McVeigh's execution to prison rape, Christians are making their voices heard."

"Catholics, Episcopalians scrutinize execution of Timothy McVeigh, life imprisonment of Lionel Tate."

"Move over Holy Land Experience, here comes Messiahville"

"Another patron saint of the Internet, exorcising genocide, and other stories from around the world."

"Christian leaders lament absurd, excessive use of force that killed Roni Bowers and her infant daughter."

"Critics in the mainstream and religious media consider the juxtaposition of human violence with canine cruelty in the film Amores Perros. Also: reviews of Driven, Town and Country, One Night at McCool's, and The Claim."

Is anti-bully bill really designed to silence condemnation of homosexual practice? And many more stories from mainstream media around the world.

Baptist minister led U.S. efforts to hold corporations responsible for investing in South African apartheid

"Newsweek's look at Neurotheology. Plus: God is an abortionist ads rejected, Dyan Cannon's faith and faith healing, and other stories from mainstream media sources around the world."

"The U.S. National Day of Prayer Turns 50, but its origins are much older."

"Allegations of racism, slander, and deception hang over consecration in troubled Zimbabwe"