BENTONVILLE — The strains of George Harrison’s “My Sweet Lord” reverberate through the church, amplified by electric guitar, keyboard and a full set of drums.
SPRINGDALE – Line workers at a Tyson poultry plant filter into the break room for their mid-morning break. Some carry lunches in see-through bags. Others pop open a can of soda or a bag of chips.
CULVER CITY, Calif. — The scene is seared into the American psyche: the residents of New Orleans engulfed by flood waters, perched on rooftops and desperate for help as corpses float past and helicopters whirl overhead.
CULVER CITY, Calif. — The scene is seared into the American psyche: the residents of New Orleans engulfed by flood waters, perched on rooftops and desperate for help as corpses float past and helicopters whirl overhead.
CULVER CITY, Calif. — The scene is seared into the American psyche: the residents of New Orleans engulfed by flood waters, perched on rooftops and desperate for help as corpses float past and helicopters whirl overhead.
CULVER CITY, Calif. — The scene is seared into the American psyche: the residents of New Orleans engulfed by flood waters, perched on rooftops and desperate for help as corpses float past and helicopters whirl overhead.
CULVER CITY, Calif. — The scene is seared into the American psyche: the residents of New Orleans engulfed by flood waters, perched on rooftops and desperate for help as corpses float past and helicopters whirl overhead.
SPRINGDALE — Stacey Smith’s story reads like a dime store novel: drug addiction, suicide attempts, 12 years in prison.
SPRINGDALE — Stacey Smith’s story reads like a dime store novel: drug addiction, suicide attempts, 12 years in prison.
SPRINGDALE — Stacey Smith’s story reads like a dime store novel: drug addiction, suicide attempts, 12 years in prison.
SPRINGDALE — Stacey Smith’s story reads like a dime store novel: drug addiction, suicide attempts, 12 years in prison.
SPRINGDALE — Stacey Smith’s story reads like a dime store novel: drug addiction, suicide attempts, 12 years in prison.
SPRINGDALE — Stacey Smith’s story reads like a dime store novel: drug addiction, suicide attempts, 12 years in prison.
In 1995, Ray C. Anderson experienced an epiphany. The founder, CEO and chairman of Interface, Inc., the world’s largest modular carpet company, decided to go green.
In 1995, Ray C. Anderson experienced an epiphany. The founder, CEO and chairman of Interface, Inc., the world’s largest modular carpet company, decided to go green.
In 1995, Ray C. Anderson experienced an epiphany. The founder, CEO and chairman of Interface, Inc., the world’s largest modular carpet company, decided to go green.
In 1995, Ray C. Anderson experienced an epiphany. The founder, CEO and chairman of Interface, Inc., the world’s largest modular carpet company, decided to go green.
The recent obituaries celebrating the career of nationally syndicated horoscope columnist Linda C. Black included a number of colorful details about her life.
The recent obituaries celebrating the career of nationally syndicated horoscope columnist Linda C. Black included a number of colorful details about her life.
The recent obituaries celebrating the career of nationally syndicated horoscope columnist Linda C. Black included a number of colorful details about her life.
The recent obituaries celebrating the career of nationally syndicated horoscope columnist Linda C. Black included a number of colorful details about her life.
The recent obituaries celebrating the career of nationally syndicated horoscope columnist Linda C. Black included a number of colorful details about her life.
ROGERS — Revitalizing the Great Commission begins with the local church, the Rev. Ronnie Floyd told more than 400 church leaders at a lunch meeting at The Church at Pinnacle Hills on Wednesday.
ROGERS — Revitalizing the Great Commission begins with the local church, the Rev. Ronnie Floyd told more than 400 church leaders at a lunch meeting at The Church at Pinnacle Hills on Wednesday.
ROGERS — Revitalizing the Great Commission begins with the local church, the Rev. Ronnie Floyd told more than 400 church leaders at a lunch meeting at The Church at Pinnacle Hills on Wednesday.
ROGERS — Revitalizing the Great Commission begins with the local church, the Rev. Ronnie Floyd told more than 400 church leaders at a lunch meeting at The Church at Pinnacle Hills on Wednesday.
ROGERS — Revitalizing the Great Commission begins with the local church, the Rev. Ronnie Floyd told more than 400 church leaders at a lunch meeting at The Church at Pinnacle Hills on Wednesday.
SPRINGDALE — Gracia Burnham spent more than a year as a hostage in the Philippine jungle, tramping from one location to the next as her captors evaded the military police.
SPRINGDALE — Gracia Burnham spent more than a year as a hostage in the Philippine jungle, tramping from one location to the next as her captors evaded the military police.
SPRINGDALE — Gracia Burnham spent more than a year as a hostage in the Philippine jungle, tramping from one location to the next as her captors evaded the military police.
SPRINGDALE — Gracia Burnham spent more than a year as a hostage in the Philippine jungle, tramping from one location to the next as her captors evaded the military police.
SPRINGDALE — Gracia Burnham spent more than a year as a hostage in the Philippine jungle, tramping from one location to the next as her captors evaded the military police.
When it comes to comedian Ricky Gervais, journalist Paul Asay openly confesses that he is a fan.
GOOD HOPE, Ala. — It’s one thing for a church in a big city like Dallas or Atlanta to tackle the ticklish topic of sex. It blends in with the urban scene.
GOOD HOPE, Ala. — It’s one thing for a church in a big city like Dallas or Atlanta to tackle the ticklish topic of sex. It blends in with the urban scene.
GOOD HOPE, Ala. — It’s one thing for a church in a big city like Dallas or Atlanta to tackle the ticklish topic of sex. It blends in with the urban scene.
GOOD HOPE, Ala. — It’s one thing for a church in a big city like Dallas or Atlanta to tackle the ticklish topic of sex. It blends in with the urban scene.
Area churches will offer an alternative to door-to-door trick-or-treating with a variety of activities this week.
Area churches will offer an alternative to door-to-door trick-or-treating with a variety of activities this week.
Area churches will offer an alternative to door-to-door trick-or-treating with a variety of activities this week.
SPRINGDALE–The sound of a shofar fills the room. The same musical instrument used in ancient times now beckons believers to follow Christ regardless of their religious denomination.
SPRINGDALE–The sound of a shofar fills the room. The same musical instrument used in ancient times now beckons believers to follow Christ regardless of their religious denomination.
SPRINGDALE–The sound of a shofar fills the room. The same musical instrument used in ancient times now beckons believers to follow Christ regardless of their religious denomination.
SPRINGDALE–The sound of a shofar fills the room. The same musical instrument used in ancient times now beckons believers to follow Christ regardless of their religious denomination.
SPRINGDALE–The sound of a shofar fills the room. The same musical instrument used in ancient times now beckons believers to follow Christ regardless of their religious denomination.
SPRINGDALE–The sound of a shofar fills the room. The same musical instrument used in ancient times now beckons believers to follow Christ regardless of their religious denomination.
Near the end of Dan Brown’s “Angels & Demons,” the beautiful scientist Vittoria Vetra clashes with a Vatican official who insists that the day researchers prove how God acted in creation is “the day people stop needing faith.”
Near the end of Dan Brown’s “Angels & Demons,” the beautiful scientist Vittoria Vetra clashes with a Vatican official who insists that the day researchers prove how God acted in creation is “the day people stop needing faith.”
Near the end of Dan Brown’s “Angels & Demons,” the beautiful scientist Vittoria Vetra clashes with a Vatican official who insists that the day researchers prove how God acted in creation is “the day people stop needing faith.”
Near the end of Dan Brown’s “Angels & Demons,” the beautiful scientist Vittoria Vetra clashes with a Vatican official who insists that the day researchers prove how God acted in creation is “the day people stop needing faith.”
Near the end of Dan Brown’s “Angels & Demons,” the beautiful scientist Vittoria Vetra clashes with a Vatican official who insists that the day researchers prove how God acted in creation is “the day people stop needing faith.”
Arlington police say two workers have been hurt in a roof-related fall at the new $1.2 billion Cowboys Stadium.
The head of the Secret Service asserted Thursday that the security breach at last week’s White House state dinner was an aberration but has put three uniformed officers on leave. President Barack Obama says his confidence in the agency remains unshaken.
The State Review Board of the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program on Wednesday nominated 34 properties for consideration to the National Register of Historic Places, including 70-year-old Taylor Memorial Field in Pine Bluff, the Malco Theater in Hot Springs and two roadways in west Arkansas.
The American ship captain taken captive by Somali pirates ignored repeated warnings last spring to keep his freighter at least 600 miles off the African coast because of the heightened risk of attack, some members of his crew now say.
INDIANAPOLIS — One of the nation’s largest Christian denominations is addressing the nation’s financial crisis with what it hopes will be a spiritual teaching moment as well as a cost-saver.
INDIANAPOLIS — One of the nation’s largest Christian denominations is addressing the nation’s financial crisis with what it hopes will be a spiritual teaching moment as well as a cost-saver.
INDIANAPOLIS — One of the nation’s largest Christian denominations is addressing the nation’s financial crisis with what it hopes will be a spiritual teaching moment as well as a cost-saver.
INDIANAPOLIS — One of the nation’s largest Christian denominations is addressing the nation’s financial crisis with what it hopes will be a spiritual teaching moment as well as a cost-saver.
Was the United States founded as a Christian nation? The question stirs fierce debate.
Was the United States founded as a Christian nation? The question stirs fierce debate.
Was the United States founded as a Christian nation? The question stirs fierce debate.
Was the United States founded as a Christian nation? The question stirs fierce debate.
FAYETTEVILLE — Jeremy and Sharon Ostrowski were newlyweds when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2000.
FAYETTEVILLE — Jeremy and Sharon Ostrowski were newlyweds when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2000.
FAYETTEVILLE — Jeremy and Sharon Ostrowski were newlyweds when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2000.
FAYETTEVILLE — Jeremy and Sharon Ostrowski were newlyweds when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2000.
FAYETTEVILLE — Jeremy and Sharon Ostrowski were newlyweds when he was diagnosed with cancer in 2000.
BALTIMORE – St. Vincent de Paul Church boasts a 15-story tower that presides over an increasingly gentrified neighborhood bounded by City Hall and the home of a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
It was a fine Sunday afternoon in mid-May, and I was enjoying a quiet moment on my front porch, when a 1956 Chevy pulled up. It had a slightly translucent appearance, which I took to be a trick played by the contrast of the shade on the porch and the bright light outside.
It was a fine Sunday afternoon in mid-May, and I was enjoying a quiet moment on my front porch, when a 1956 Chevy pulled up. It had a slightly translucent appearance, which I took to be a trick played by the contrast of the shade on the porch and the bright light outside.
It was a fine Sunday afternoon in mid-May, and I was enjoying a quiet moment on my front porch, when a 1956 Chevy pulled up. It had a slightly translucent appearance, which I took to be a trick played by the contrast of the shade on the porch and the bright light outside.
It was a fine Sunday afternoon in mid-May, and I was enjoying a quiet moment on my front porch, when a 1956 Chevy pulled up. It had a slightly translucent appearance, which I took to be a trick played by the contrast of the shade on the porch and the bright light outside.
It was a fine Sunday afternoon in mid-May, and I was enjoying a quiet moment on my front porch, when a 1956 Chevy pulled up. It had a slightly translucent appearance, which I took to be a trick played by the contrast of the shade on the porch and the bright light outside.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Left-leaning Christian and social activists see opportunity in an unconventional presidential race and a spiraling national economy: pushing poverty as an election issue.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Left-leaning Christian and social activists see opportunity in an unconventional presidential race and a spiraling national economy: pushing poverty as an election issue.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Left-leaning Christian and social activists see opportunity in an unconventional presidential race and a spiraling national economy: pushing poverty as an election issue.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Shrinking mainline Protestant denominations are turning to marketing to help stem decades of membership losses and stay afloat.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Shrinking mainline Protestant denominations are turning to marketing to help stem decades of membership losses and stay afloat.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Shrinking mainline Protestant denominations are turning to marketing to help stem decades of membership losses and stay afloat.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Shrinking mainline Protestant denominations are turning to marketing to help stem decades of membership losses and stay afloat.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Shrinking mainline Protestant denominations are turning to marketing to help stem decades of membership losses and stay afloat.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Shrinking mainline Protestant denominations are turning to marketing to help stem decades of membership losses and stay afloat.
Thanksgiving is over, the turkey gone except for leftovers in the fridge.
Thanksgiving is over, the turkey gone except for leftovers in the fridge.
Thanksgiving is over, the turkey gone except for leftovers in the fridge.
Thanksgiving is over, the turkey gone except for leftovers in the fridge.
Thanksgiving is over, the turkey gone except for leftovers in the fridge.
Thanksgiving is over, the turkey gone except for leftovers in the fridge.
ATLANTA — Ordained a United Methodist minister, the Rev. Chester Cook has now become a jack of all faiths.
ATLANTA — Ordained a United Methodist minister, the Rev. Chester Cook has now become a jack of all faiths.
ATLANTA — Ordained a United Methodist minister, the Rev. Chester Cook has now become a jack of all faiths.
ATLANTA — Ordained a United Methodist minister, the Rev. Chester Cook has now become a jack of all faiths.
ATLANTA — Ordained a United Methodist minister, the Rev. Chester Cook has now become a jack of all faiths.
An Alabama man has pleaded guilty to committing armed robberies in five states during a cocaine-fueled crime spree in August.
DOTHAN, Ala. — Larry Blumberg is looking for a few good Jews to move to his corner of the Bible Belt.
DOTHAN, Ala. — Larry Blumberg is looking for a few good Jews to move to his corner of the Bible Belt.
DOTHAN, Ala. — Larry Blumberg is looking for a few good Jews to move to his corner of the Bible Belt.
DOTHAN, Ala. — Larry Blumberg is looking for a few good Jews to move to his corner of the Bible Belt.
DOTHAN, Ala. — Larry Blumberg is looking for a few good Jews to move to his corner of the Bible Belt.
DOTHAN, Ala. — Larry Blumberg is looking for a few good Jews to move to his corner of the Bible Belt.
DOTHAN, Ala. — Larry Blumberg is looking for a few good Jews to move to his corner of the Bible Belt.
DOTHAN, Ala. — Larry Blumberg is looking for a few good Jews to move to his corner of the Bible Belt.
Alabama defensive coordinator Kirby Smart has won the Broyles Award, which goes to the nation’s top assistant coach.
“Let not your hearts be troubled. … And when I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and take you to myself, that where I am you may be also.” — John 14:1a, 3
EBENSBURG, Pa. — Amish farmer Andy Swartzentruber is determined to live the simple life of his forefathers, plowing his field with a horse-drawn tractor, getting around in a horse-drawn buggy and offering eggs for sale to help support his family.
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – Early last Saturday, senior members of the Saudi royal family and religious establishment took up brooms and cloths perfumed with rosewater to wash the interior of the Kaaba, the sacred stone structure that Muslims face during their five daily prayers.
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – Early last Saturday, senior members of the Saudi royal family and religious establishment took up brooms and cloths perfumed with rosewater to wash the interior of the Kaaba, the sacred stone structure that Muslims face during their five daily prayers.
Supporters of gay marriage, frustrated over a ballot-box defeat in California, have channeled much of their anger toward the towering white spires of Mormon temples.
Supporters of gay marriage, frustrated over a ballot-box defeat in California, have channeled much of their anger toward the towering white spires of Mormon temples.
Supporters of gay marriage, frustrated over a ballot-box defeat in California, have channeled much of their anger toward the towering white spires of Mormon temples.
Supporters of gay marriage, frustrated over a ballot-box defeat in California, have channeled much of their anger toward the towering white spires of Mormon temples.
Supporters of gay marriage, frustrated over a ballot-box defeat in California, have channeled much of their anger toward the towering white spires of Mormon temples.
Supporters of gay marriage, frustrated over a ballot-box defeat in California, have channeled much of their anger toward the towering white spires of Mormon temples.
The Rev. Lara Blackwood Pickrel first heard the call as a teen, attending a Disciples of Christ church camp in Texas.
The Rev. Lara Blackwood Pickrel first heard the call as a teen, attending a Disciples of Christ church camp in Texas.
The Rev. Lara Blackwood Pickrel first heard the call as a teen, attending a Disciples of Christ church camp in Texas.
The Rev. Lara Blackwood Pickrel first heard the call as a teen, attending a Disciples of Christ church camp in Texas.
The Rev. Lara Blackwood Pickrel first heard the call as a teen, attending a Disciples of Christ church camp in Texas.
The Rev. Lara Blackwood Pickrel first heard the call as a teen, attending a Disciples of Christ church camp in Texas.
Apple Inc. has purchased online music retailer Lala. com, a Silicon Valley startup that has threatened “the end of the MP3” with its fast songstreaming application.
Congregations in Northwest Arkansas have not been as hard hit as those in some parts of the nation, but most have felt the impact of the economic downturn.
Congregations in Northwest Arkansas have not been as hard hit as those in some parts of the nation, but most have felt the impact of the economic downturn.
Congregations in Northwest Arkansas have not been as hard hit as those in some parts of the nation, but most have felt the impact of the economic downturn.
Congregations in Northwest Arkansas have not been as hard hit as those in some parts of the nation, but most have felt the impact of the economic downturn.
Congregations in Northwest Arkansas have not been as hard hit as those in some parts of the nation, but most have felt the impact of the economic downturn.
Efforts to “green” places of worship are alive and well in Northwest Arkansas, at least in some forward-thinking congregations.
Efforts to “green” places of worship are alive and well in Northwest Arkansas, at least in some forward-thinking congregations.
Numbers drawn Wednesday: Missouri Lotto 5-16-21-31-32-43 Estimated jackpot: $2.3 million Oklahoma Lotto 3-15-18-21-34 Hot ball: 15 Estimated jackpot: $1.15 million Powerball 14-34-37-46-55 Powerball: 37 Estimated jackpot: $30 million Power Play: 4
Several Northwest Arkansas projects will be funded through the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2010, which the U.S. Senate passed Sunday and sent to President Barack Obama for his approval.
WASHINGTON — A series of violent attacks on Christians in India calls for a “strong and urgent American response,” a broad group of U.S. Christian leaders urged President Bush in a letter.
WASHINGTON — A series of violent attacks on Christians in India calls for a “strong and urgent American response,” a broad group of U.S. Christian leaders urged President Bush in a letter.
WASHINGTON — A series of violent attacks on Christians in India calls for a “strong and urgent American response,” a broad group of U.S. Christian leaders urged President Bush in a letter.
WASHINGTON — A series of violent attacks on Christians in India calls for a “strong and urgent American response,” a broad group of U.S. Christian leaders urged President Bush in a letter.
WASHINGTON — A series of violent attacks on Christians in India calls for a “strong and urgent American response,” a broad group of U.S. Christian leaders urged President Bush in a letter.
WASHINGTON — A series of violent attacks on Christians in India calls for a “strong and urgent American response,” a broad group of U.S. Christian leaders urged President Bush in a letter.
ALEXANDER Andre L. and Tishchell M. Prudhomme, 14228 Cherry Hill Drive, Dec. 7, Chapter 13. Charley and Sandra Stark, 15414 Birch Drive, Dec. 9, Chapter 13. Leon Sims Sr., 13736 Apple Glen Cove, Dec. 8, Chapter 13. ARKADELPHIA Leroy Garland, 2B Brandi Lane, Dec. 8, Chapter 13.
Jacksonville’s first-known settlers most likely floated in, local historians say.
BELLA VISTA — For the first 12 years they lived in Bella Vista, the church Al and Shirley Jenkins attend was made up almost entirely of retirees.
BELLA VISTA — For the first 12 years they lived in Bella Vista, the church Al and Shirley Jenkins attend was made up almost entirely of retirees.
BELLA VISTA — For the first 12 years they lived in Bella Vista, the church Al and Shirley Jenkins attend was made up almost entirely of retirees.
BELLA VISTA — For the first 12 years they lived in Bella Vista, the church Al and Shirley Jenkins attend was made up almost entirely of retirees.
BELLA VISTA — For the first 12 years they lived in Bella Vista, the church Al and Shirley Jenkins attend was made up almost entirely of retirees.
Area photographers will have their chance to document the impact of development and population growth on the region’s landscape in a juried exhibit planned by Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
The top-selling Bible in North America will undergo its first revision in 25 years, modernizing the language in some sections and promising to reopen a contentious debate about changing gender terms in the sacred text.
The top-selling Bible in North America will undergo its first revision in 25 years, modernizing the language in some sections and promising to reopen a contentious debate about changing gender terms in the sacred text.
The top-selling Bible in North America will undergo its first revision in 25 years, modernizing the language in some sections and promising to reopen a contentious debate about changing gender terms in the sacred text.
The top-selling Bible in North America will undergo its first revision in 25 years, modernizing the language in some sections and promising to reopen a contentious debate about changing gender terms in the sacred text.
The top-selling Bible in North America will undergo its first revision in 25 years, modernizing the language in some sections and promising to reopen a contentious debate about changing gender terms in the sacred text.
ROGERS–”The Parable of the Good Samaritan.” Bethanie Shepherd forms the letters carefully, using her best penmanship to inscribe the words in “America’s NIV” — a handwritten Bible being penned by some 31,000 people across the United States.
The North Little Rock billboard is 14 feet tall and 48 feet wide and five letters long: J-E-S-U-S.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
PHILADELPHIA — The jubilation in Temple Beth’El’s packed sanctuary overflowed into the aisles, with members dancing, clapping and singing as they welcomed their first Torah from Israel.
The wind whips across a 3,900-square-mile expanse of salt on a desert plateau in Bolivia’s Andes Mountains. Plastic washtubs filled with an emerald-colored liquid rich in lithium dot the Uyuni Salt Flat, all the way to the volcanoes on the horizon.
A suicide car bomb flattened a court building, and an explosives rigged ambulance blew down walls like dominoes near the Finance Ministry during a wave of coordinated attacks Tuesday that targeted highprofile symbols of Iraqi authority. At least 127 people were killed.
lorida State coach Bobby Bowden will end his 44-year coaching career after the Seminoles play in a bowl game.
Arkansas concluded an early morning practice Saturday with several recruits watching on, and WholeHogSports.com was there to cover it.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Marcia Kear’s three daughters were married at St. James Anglican Church. Her mother’s funeral was there. She said she found the Holy Spirit there.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Marcia Kear’s three daughters were married at St. James Anglican Church. Her mother’s funeral was there. She said she found the Holy Spirit there.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Marcia Kear’s three daughters were married at St. James Anglican Church. Her mother’s funeral was there. She said she found the Holy Spirit there.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Marcia Kear’s three daughters were married at St. James Anglican Church. Her mother’s funeral was there. She said she found the Holy Spirit there.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Marcia Kear’s three daughters were married at St. James Anglican Church. Her mother’s funeral was there. She said she found the Holy Spirit there.
FAYETTEVILLE — The evolution of management theory traces a path of increasing awareness of bringing the whole person to work: body, emotions and mind.
FAYETTEVILLE — The evolution of management theory traces a path of increasing awareness of bringing the whole person to work: body, emotions and mind.
FAYETTEVILLE — The evolution of management theory traces a path of increasing awareness of bringing the whole person to work: body, emotions and mind.
FAYETTEVILLE — The evolution of management theory traces a path of increasing awareness of bringing the whole person to work: body, emotions and mind.
FAYETTEVILLE — The evolution of management theory traces a path of increasing awareness of bringing the whole person to work: body, emotions and mind.
FAYETTEVILLE — The evolution of management theory traces a path of increasing awareness of bringing the whole person to work: body, emotions and mind.
A British university said Thursday it would investigate whether scientists at its prestigious Climatic Research Unit fudged data on global warming.
BENTONVILLE — For 38 years, fans of gospel music flocked to Northwest Arkansas for the annual Albert E. Brumley Gospel Sing.
BENTONVILLE — For 38 years, fans of gospel music flocked to Northwest Arkansas for the annual Albert E. Brumley Gospel Sing.
BENTONVILLE — For 38 years, fans of gospel music flocked to Northwest Arkansas for the annual Albert E. Brumley Gospel Sing.
BENTONVILLE — For 38 years, fans of gospel music flocked to Northwest Arkansas for the annual Albert E. Brumley Gospel Sing.
BENTONVILLE — For 38 years, fans of gospel music flocked to Northwest Arkansas for the annual Albert E. Brumley Gospel Sing.
BENTONVILLE — For 38 years, fans of gospel music flocked to Northwest Arkansas for the annual Albert E. Brumley Gospel Sing.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — The former Buddhist temple sits opposite a waterfall on the campus of Furman University, with vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains when the trees are bare.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — The former Buddhist temple sits opposite a waterfall on the campus of Furman University, with vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains when the trees are bare.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — The former Buddhist temple sits opposite a waterfall on the campus of Furman University, with vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains when the trees are bare.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — The former Buddhist temple sits opposite a waterfall on the campus of Furman University, with vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains when the trees are bare.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — The former Buddhist temple sits opposite a waterfall on the campus of Furman University, with vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains when the trees are bare.
For conservative Christian activists, this month’s California Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage provides an opportunity to rekindle interest in an issue that has fallen well behind the price of gas in the national consciousness.
Credit-card issuers are reviving inactivity charges and reworking other fees to stem declining revenue in what Moody’s Investors Service says is the highest level of delinquencies since April.
FAYETTEVILLE — Lynne Martin ushered John Stallcup into her office for a blood pressure check. She wrapped the cuff around his upper arm, keeping up a steady stream of gentle questions. The nurse is working with Stallcup on healthy diet, exercise and other forms of preventive health care.
FAYETTEVILLE — Lynne Martin ushered John Stallcup into her office for a blood pressure check. She wrapped the cuff around his upper arm, keeping up a steady stream of gentle questions. The nurse is working with Stallcup on healthy diet, exercise and other forms of preventive health care.
FAYETTEVILLE — Lynne Martin ushered John Stallcup into her office for a blood pressure check. She wrapped the cuff around his upper arm, keeping up a steady stream of gentle questions. The nurse is working with Stallcup on healthy diet, exercise and other forms of preventive health care.
FAYETTEVILLE — Lynne Martin ushered John Stallcup into her office for a blood pressure check. She wrapped the cuff around his upper arm, keeping up a steady stream of gentle questions. The nurse is working with Stallcup on healthy diet, exercise and other forms of preventive health care.
FAYETTEVILLE — Lynne Martin ushered John Stallcup into her office for a blood pressure check. She wrapped the cuff around his upper arm, keeping up a steady stream of gentle questions. The nurse is working with Stallcup on healthy diet, exercise and other forms of preventive health care.
BALTIMORE — The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops vowed Tuesday to forcefully confront the Obama administration over its support for abortion rights, saying the church and religious freedom could be under attack in the new presidential administration.
BALTIMORE — The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops vowed Tuesday to forcefully confront the Obama administration over its support for abortion rights, saying the church and religious freedom could be under attack in the new presidential administration.
BALTIMORE — The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops vowed Tuesday to forcefully confront the Obama administration over its support for abortion rights, saying the church and religious freedom could be under attack in the new presidential administration.
BALTIMORE — The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops vowed Tuesday to forcefully confront the Obama administration over its support for abortion rights, saying the church and religious freedom could be under attack in the new presidential administration.
BALTIMORE — The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops vowed Tuesday to forcefully confront the Obama administration over its support for abortion rights, saying the church and religious freedom could be under attack in the new presidential administration.
BALTIMORE — The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops vowed Tuesday to forcefully confront the Obama administration over its support for abortion rights, saying the church and religious freedom could be under attack in the new presidential administration.
Tensions Rise Among Schools, Bishops, Catholic Activists
Tensions Rise Among Schools, Bishops, Catholic Activists
Tensions Rise Among Schools, Bishops, Catholic Activists
Tensions Rise Among Schools, Bishops, Catholic Activists
Tensions Rise Among Schools, Bishops, Catholic Activists
SPRINGDALE–Ted Wilson balances on the raised scoop of a Bobcat tractor, using a pole saw to trim hanging limbs.
SPRINGDALE–Ted Wilson balances on the raised scoop of a Bobcat tractor, using a pole saw to trim hanging limbs.
SPRINGDALE–Ted Wilson balances on the raised scoop of a Bobcat tractor, using a pole saw to trim hanging limbs.
CAIRO, Egypt — Early in the morning three Sundays ago, hundreds of Christian Egyptians quietly slipped into a former underwear factory where they had discreetly set up a church and held their first service. Bells rang and hymns were sung.
Times were hard for the single mother and her 4-year-old son, so she did what hurting people often do — she joined a church seeking solace and support.
FAYETTEVILLE–Two years ago today, Debbie Eden stood on the side of Rolling Hills Drive in Fayetteville, watching her church burn to the ground.
FAYETTEVILLE — Gaily colored tablecloths and printed menus set the scene.
FAYETTEVILLE — Gaily colored tablecloths and printed menus set the scene.
FAYETTEVILLE — Gaily colored tablecloths and printed menus set the scene.
FAYETTEVILLE — Gaily colored tablecloths and printed menus set the scene.
FAYETTEVILLE — Gaily colored tablecloths and printed menus set the scene.
FAYETTEVILLE–Marie Jordan was saved in a brush arbor revival on what is now Martin Luther King Boulevard some 64 years ago.
FAYETTEVILLE–Marie Jordan was saved in a brush arbor revival on what is now Martin Luther King Boulevard some 64 years ago.
FAYETTEVILLE–Marie Jordan was saved in a brush arbor revival on what is now Martin Luther King Boulevard some 64 years ago.
FAYETTEVILLE–Marie Jordan was saved in a brush arbor revival on what is now Martin Luther King Boulevard some 64 years ago.
FAYETTEVILLE–Marie Jordan was saved in a brush arbor revival on what is now Martin Luther King Boulevard some 64 years ago.
Steve Hoover and Chuck Sackman began talking about a church for people with disabilities six years ago.
Steve Hoover and Chuck Sackman began talking about a church for people with disabilities six years ago.
Steve Hoover and Chuck Sackman began talking about a church for people with disabilities six years ago.
Steve Hoover and Chuck Sackman began talking about a church for people with disabilities six years ago.
Steve Hoover and Chuck Sackman began talking about a church for people with disabilities six years ago.
Steve Hoover and Chuck Sackman began talking about a church for people with disabilities six years ago.
Steve Hoover and Chuck Sackman began talking about a church for people with disabilities six years ago.
Steve Hoover and Chuck Sackman began talking about a church for people with disabilities six years ago.
There was no way for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to affirm the ministries of clergy living in “publicly accountable, lifelong, monogamous, same-gender relationships” without attracting attention.
There was no way for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to affirm the ministries of clergy living in “publicly accountable, lifelong, monogamous, same-gender relationships” without attracting attention.
There was no way for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to affirm the ministries of clergy living in “publicly accountable, lifelong, monogamous, same-gender relationships” without attracting attention.
There was no way for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to affirm the ministries of clergy living in “publicly accountable, lifelong, monogamous, same-gender relationships” without attracting attention.
There was no way for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to affirm the ministries of clergy living in “publicly accountable, lifelong, monogamous, same-gender relationships” without attracting attention.
There was no way for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America to affirm the ministries of clergy living in “publicly accountable, lifelong, monogamous, same-gender relationships” without attracting attention.
MALBIS, Ala. — On a recent Sunday, members of Bay Community Church each were given envelopes stuffed with cash. Inside was $20, $40 or $100, depending on the luck of the draw.
MALBIS, Ala. — On a recent Sunday, members of Bay Community Church each were given envelopes stuffed with cash. Inside was $20, $40 or $100, depending on the luck of the draw.
MALBIS, Ala. — On a recent Sunday, members of Bay Community Church each were given envelopes stuffed with cash. Inside was $20, $40 or $100, depending on the luck of the draw.
MALBIS, Ala. — On a recent Sunday, members of Bay Community Church each were given envelopes stuffed with cash. Inside was $20, $40 or $100, depending on the luck of the draw.
MALBIS, Ala. — On a recent Sunday, members of Bay Community Church each were given envelopes stuffed with cash. Inside was $20, $40 or $100, depending on the luck of the draw.
“For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me. [...]
Bikes, Blues & BBQ offers more than a four-day spectacle of rumbling engines, leather and chrome.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ offers more than a four-day spectacle of rumbling engines, leather and chrome.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ offers more than a four-day spectacle of rumbling engines, leather and chrome.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ offers more than a four-day spectacle of rumbling engines, leather and chrome.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ offers more than a four-day spectacle of rumbling engines, leather and chrome.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ offers more than a four-day spectacle of rumbling engines, leather and chrome.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ offers more than a four-day spectacle of rumbling engines, leather and chrome.
Bikes, Blues & BBQ offers more than a four-day spectacle of rumbling engines, leather and chrome.
FAYETTEVILLE — The notion that environmental stewardship comes at the cost of financial well-being is false, Ray C. Anderson told participants at the Caring for Creation conference at Mount Sequoyah Conference Center on March 27.
FAYETTEVILLE — The notion that environmental stewardship comes at the cost of financial well-being is false, Ray C. Anderson told participants at the Caring for Creation conference at Mount Sequoyah Conference Center on March 27.
FAYETTEVILLE — The notion that environmental stewardship comes at the cost of financial well-being is false, Ray C. Anderson told participants at the Caring for Creation conference at Mount Sequoyah Conference Center on March 27.
FAYETTEVILLE — The notion that environmental stewardship comes at the cost of financial well-being is false, Ray C. Anderson told participants at the Caring for Creation conference at Mount Sequoyah Conference Center on March 27.
FAYETTEVILLE — The notion that environmental stewardship comes at the cost of financial well-being is false, Ray C. Anderson told participants at the Caring for Creation conference at Mount Sequoyah Conference Center on March 27.
FAYETTEVILLE — The notion that environmental stewardship comes at the cost of financial well-being is false, Ray C. Anderson told participants at the Caring for Creation conference at Mount Sequoyah Conference Center on March 27.
Color has long played an important role in Christian worship services, symbolizing the spirit of the liturgical seasons.
“Fasting is easy,” an American businessman booms at me, at a club meeting where I’d talked about Ramadan. “You can eat after sunset, right? What I’d do is,” he says, as if we Muslims wouldn’t have figured out all the tricks to fasting already, “I’d eat all I want in the evening. Easy!”
“Fasting is easy,” an American businessman booms at me, at a club meeting where I’d talked about Ramadan. “You can eat after sunset, right? What I’d do is,” he says, as if we Muslims wouldn’t have figured out all the tricks to fasting already, “I’d eat all I want in the evening. Easy!”
“Fasting is easy,” an American businessman booms at me, at a club meeting where I’d talked about Ramadan. “You can eat after sunset, right? What I’d do is,” he says, as if we Muslims wouldn’t have figured out all the tricks to fasting already, “I’d eat all I want in the evening. Easy!”
“Fasting is easy,” an American businessman booms at me, at a club meeting where I’d talked about Ramadan. “You can eat after sunset, right? What I’d do is,” he says, as if we Muslims wouldn’t have figured out all the tricks to fasting already, “I’d eat all I want in the evening. Easy!”
“Fasting is easy,” an American businessman booms at me, at a club meeting where I’d talked about Ramadan. “You can eat after sunset, right? What I’d do is,” he says, as if we Muslims wouldn’t have figured out all the tricks to fasting already, “I’d eat all I want in the evening. Easy!”
“Fasting is easy,” an American businessman booms at me, at a club meeting where I’d talked about Ramadan. “You can eat after sunset, right? What I’d do is,” he says, as if we Muslims wouldn’t have figured out all the tricks to fasting already, “I’d eat all I want in the evening. Easy!”
“Fasting is easy,” an American businessman booms at me, at a club meeting where I’d talked about Ramadan. “You can eat after sunset, right? What I’d do is,” he says, as if we Muslims wouldn’t have figured out all the tricks to fasting already, “I’d eat all I want in the evening. Easy!”
“Fasting is easy,” an American businessman booms at me, at a club meeting where I’d talked about Ramadan. “You can eat after sunset, right? What I’d do is,” he says, as if we Muslims wouldn’t have figured out all the tricks to fasting already, “I’d eat all I want in the evening. Easy!”
The fear of being cold gripped me as I sat alone in the fading light.
If the 2009 season is all about one giant turnaround, then Dallas Cowboys fans can rest easy. Their team will be sitting pretty when it leaves Giants Stadium for the final time tonight.
Rasmussen and the Daily Kos released new numbers for the U.S. Senate race; the Republican candidates were straw-polled in Hot Springs; and there was a big health care vote in Washington. So, to provide contextual analysis of those making news along Arkansas’ U.S. Senate front, let’s see who is sinking, swimming or treading water.
Last week, the California Supreme Court ruled against two physicians who allegedly denied — based on their religious opposition — a legal medical treatment to a patient based on her sexual orientation. The decision was issued in a lawsuit filed by a lesbian against doctors in a Vista, Calif., medical group who refused to artificially [...]
Last week, the California Supreme Court ruled against two physicians who allegedly denied — based on their religious opposition — a legal medical treatment to a patient based on her sexual orientation. The decision was issued in a lawsuit filed by a lesbian against doctors in a Vista, Calif., medical group who refused to artificially [...]
Last week, the California Supreme Court ruled against two physicians who allegedly denied — based on their religious opposition — a legal medical treatment to a patient based on her sexual orientation. The decision was issued in a lawsuit filed by a lesbian against doctors in a Vista, Calif., medical group who refused to artificially [...]
Last week, the California Supreme Court ruled against two physicians who allegedly denied — based on their religious opposition — a legal medical treatment to a patient based on her sexual orientation. The decision was issued in a lawsuit filed by a lesbian against doctors in a Vista, Calif., medical group who refused to artificially [...]
Last week, the California Supreme Court ruled against two physicians who allegedly denied — based on their religious opposition — a legal medical treatment to a patient based on her sexual orientation. The decision was issued in a lawsuit filed by a lesbian against doctors in a Vista, Calif., medical group who refused to artificially [...]
Last week, the California Supreme Court ruled against two physicians who allegedly denied — based on their religious opposition — a legal medical treatment to a patient based on her sexual orientation. The decision was issued in a lawsuit filed by a lesbian against doctors in a Vista, Calif., medical group who refused to artificially [...]
Last week, the California Supreme Court ruled against two physicians who allegedly denied — based on their religious opposition — a legal medical treatment to a patient based on her sexual orientation. The decision was issued in a lawsuit filed by a lesbian against doctors in a Vista, Calif., medical group who refused to artificially [...]
Last week, the California Supreme Court ruled against two physicians who allegedly denied — based on their religious opposition — a legal medical treatment to a patient based on her sexual orientation. The decision was issued in a lawsuit filed by a lesbian against doctors in a Vista, Calif., medical group who refused to artificially [...]
All over the countryside in central India, red monuments topped with hammer-andsickle symbols announce that this is Maoist land. And these days, nobody could forget it.
A conference on addiction will be held June 27-29 at Mount Sequoyah Conference and Retreat Center. The program will focus on ways the church can aid families of loved ones struggling with addiction or substance abuse.
ROGERS — The seventh annual WorkMatters Leadership Conference will be held May 7 at The Church at Pinnacle Hills, 2448 Pinnacle Hills Parkway.
Ellen Francis, an Episcopal priest and proponent of ecumenical and interfaith relations, will speak Saturday and Sunday at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 224 N. East Ave.
Music lovers have the opportunity to hear several well-known performers at area concerts and workshops this week.
Music lovers have the opportunity to hear several well-known performers at area concerts and workshops this week.
Music lovers have the opportunity to hear several well-known performers at area concerts and workshops this week.
Music lovers have the opportunity to hear several well-known performers at area concerts and workshops this week.
Music lovers have the opportunity to hear several well-known performers at area concerts and workshops this week.
FAYETTEVILLE — “Silent sufferers” in the pews. That’s how Melissa Davis describes the family of a person with alcohol or drug addiction issues.
Lawmakers lashed out at Pakistan on Thursday as an unreliable ally that could spare the U.S. its bruising fight with al-Qaida if it wanted.
NEW YORK — Theological conservatives upset by liberal views of U.S. Episcopalians and Canadian Anglicans formed a rival North American province Wednesday, in a long-developing rift over the Bible that erupted when Episcopalians consecrated the first openly gay bishop.
NEW YORK — Theological conservatives upset by liberal views of U.S. Episcopalians and Canadian Anglicans formed a rival North American province Wednesday, in a long-developing rift over the Bible that erupted when Episcopalians consecrated the first openly gay bishop.
NEW YORK — Theological conservatives upset by liberal views of U.S. Episcopalians and Canadian Anglicans formed a rival North American province Wednesday, in a long-developing rift over the Bible that erupted when Episcopalians consecrated the first openly gay bishop.
NEW YORK — Theological conservatives upset by liberal views of U.S. Episcopalians and Canadian Anglicans formed a rival North American province Wednesday, in a long-developing rift over the Bible that erupted when Episcopalians consecrated the first openly gay bishop.
NEW YORK — Theological conservatives upset by liberal views of U.S. Episcopalians and Canadian Anglicans formed a rival North American province Wednesday, in a long-developing rift over the Bible that erupted when Episcopalians consecrated the first openly gay bishop.
NEW YORK — Theological conservatives upset by liberal views of U.S. Episcopalians and Canadian Anglicans formed a rival North American province Wednesday, in a long-developing rift over the Bible that erupted when Episcopalians consecrated the first openly gay bishop.
NEW YORK — Ringed by massive red brick walls, the Convent of Mercy rose during the Civil War. Two decades later, the Brooklyn Bridge opened. And more than four decades passed before the Empire State Building appeared on the Manhattan skyline seen from the windows of the Brooklyn convent.
WASHINGTON — Governments that receive donations of Ten Commandments displays and other monuments for public parks are not compelled to take everything they are offered, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
WASHINGTON — Governments that receive donations of Ten Commandments displays and other monuments for public parks are not compelled to take everything they are offered, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
WASHINGTON — Governments that receive donations of Ten Commandments displays and other monuments for public parks are not compelled to take everything they are offered, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
WASHINGTON — Governments that receive donations of Ten Commandments displays and other monuments for public parks are not compelled to take everything they are offered, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
WASHINGTON — Governments that receive donations of Ten Commandments displays and other monuments for public parks are not compelled to take everything they are offered, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
WASHINGTON — Governments that receive donations of Ten Commandments displays and other monuments for public parks are not compelled to take everything they are offered, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
WAXAHACHIE, Texas — Moments after flying headfirst onto the arena floor dirt, the man gets up and brushes off his protective vest as rodeo clowns rush in to distract the still-bucking bull.
The trial of John Demjanjuk on charges of accessory to the murder of 27,900 Jews as a deathcamp guard was called off for the day Wednesday after a doctor determined he was too ill to go to court.
A top House Democratic leader said Friday that Congress will have to permit at least $1.8 trillion in additional federal borrowing next year to avoid a default on the U.S. debt.
In Parma, Ohio, an organizer for Barack Obama arrived at a recent “Catholic house party,” a campaign-sponsored chat about values, prepared to answer questions about abortion.
In Parma, Ohio, an organizer for Barack Obama arrived at a recent “Catholic house party,” a campaign-sponsored chat about values, prepared to answer questions about abortion.
In Parma, Ohio, an organizer for Barack Obama arrived at a recent “Catholic house party,” a campaign-sponsored chat about values, prepared to answer questions about abortion.
In Parma, Ohio, an organizer for Barack Obama arrived at a recent “Catholic house party,” a campaign-sponsored chat about values, prepared to answer questions about abortion.
In Parma, Ohio, an organizer for Barack Obama arrived at a recent “Catholic house party,” a campaign-sponsored chat about values, prepared to answer questions about abortion.
In Parma, Ohio, an organizer for Barack Obama arrived at a recent “Catholic house party,” a campaign-sponsored chat about values, prepared to answer questions about abortion.
In Parma, Ohio, an organizer for Barack Obama arrived at a recent “Catholic house party,” a campaign-sponsored chat about values, prepared to answer questions about abortion.
In Parma, Ohio, an organizer for Barack Obama arrived at a recent “Catholic house party,” a campaign-sponsored chat about values, prepared to answer questions about abortion.
FARGO, N.D. – When a 13-year-old Minnesota boy was banned from church after parishioners complained about his behavior, it exposed a painful truth so politically incorrect that some people feel guilty just saying it out loud: Some autistic children can be annoying and disruptive in public.
FARGO, N.D. – When a 13-year-old Minnesota boy was banned from church after parishioners complained about his behavior, it exposed a painful truth so politically incorrect that some people feel guilty just saying it out loud: Some autistic children can be annoying and disruptive in public.
FARGO, N.D. – When a 13-year-old Minnesota boy was banned from church after parishioners complained about his behavior, it exposed a painful truth so politically incorrect that some people feel guilty just saying it out loud: Some autistic children can be annoying and disruptive in public.
FARGO, N.D. – When a 13-year-old Minnesota boy was banned from church after parishioners complained about his behavior, it exposed a painful truth so politically incorrect that some people feel guilty just saying it out loud: Some autistic children can be annoying and disruptive in public.
FARGO, N.D. – When a 13-year-old Minnesota boy was banned from church after parishioners complained about his behavior, it exposed a painful truth so politically incorrect that some people feel guilty just saying it out loud: Some autistic children can be annoying and disruptive in public.
FARGO, N.D. – When a 13-year-old Minnesota boy was banned from church after parishioners complained about his behavior, it exposed a painful truth so politically incorrect that some people feel guilty just saying it out loud: Some autistic children can be annoying and disruptive in public.
FARGO, N.D. – When a 13-year-old Minnesota boy was banned from church after parishioners complained about his behavior, it exposed a painful truth so politically incorrect that some people feel guilty just saying it out loud: Some autistic children can be annoying and disruptive in public.
FARGO, N.D. – When a 13-year-old Minnesota boy was banned from church after parishioners complained about his behavior, it exposed a painful truth so politically incorrect that some people feel guilty just saying it out loud: Some autistic children can be annoying and disruptive in public.
MOUNT ATHOS, Greece – In a secluded Orthodox Christian sanctuary, the phone is ringing again for Father Epifanios Milopotaminos.
MOUNT ATHOS, Greece – In a secluded Orthodox Christian sanctuary, the phone is ringing again for Father Epifanios Milopotaminos.
MOUNT ATHOS, Greece – In a secluded Orthodox Christian sanctuary, the phone is ringing again for Father Epifanios Milopotaminos.
MOUNT ATHOS, Greece – In a secluded Orthodox Christian sanctuary, the phone is ringing again for Father Epifanios Milopotaminos.
MOUNT ATHOS, Greece – In a secluded Orthodox Christian sanctuary, the phone is ringing again for Father Epifanios Milopotaminos.
MOUNT ATHOS, Greece – In a secluded Orthodox Christian sanctuary, the phone is ringing again for Father Epifanios Milopotaminos.
MOUNT ATHOS, Greece – In a secluded Orthodox Christian sanctuary, the phone is ringing again for Father Epifanios Milopotaminos.
MOUNT ATHOS, Greece – In a secluded Orthodox Christian sanctuary, the phone is ringing again for Father Epifanios Milopotaminos.
When I read the Easter story, I sense that the enemies of Jesus just wanted this whole “Jesus problem” to go away.
When I read the Easter story, I sense that the enemies of Jesus just wanted this whole “Jesus problem” to go away.
When I read the Easter story, I sense that the enemies of Jesus just wanted this whole “Jesus problem” to go away.
When I read the Easter story, I sense that the enemies of Jesus just wanted this whole “Jesus problem” to go away.
When I read the Easter story, I sense that the enemies of Jesus just wanted this whole “Jesus problem” to go away.
Episcopal leaders marched to the beat of their own drum this week, passing a resolution to allow gay bishops despite the misgivings of conservative peers in the worldwide Anglican Communion.
Episcopal leaders marched to the beat of their own drum this week, passing a resolution to allow gay bishops despite the misgivings of conservative peers in the worldwide Anglican Communion.
This report has been corrected to change the residence of Pan Adams-McCaslin. All comments related to the error have been removed.
Correction: Pan Adams-McCaslin, head of the Program, Budget and Finance Committee for the Episcopal Church General Convention in Anaheim, Calif., from July 8-17, lives in West Memphis. A longtime resident of Northwest Arkansas, she left this area in 2004. An article in Saturday’s edition of The Morning News incorrectly identified where she lives.
The upperclassman sat across the cafeteria table from freshman Joe Carter and, in a matter of minutes, asked The Big Question — a question about eternal life and death.
The upperclassman sat across the cafeteria table from freshman Joe Carter and, in a matter of minutes, asked The Big Question — a question about eternal life and death.
The upperclassman sat across the cafeteria table from freshman Joe Carter and, in a matter of minutes, asked The Big Question — a question about eternal life and death.
The upperclassman sat across the cafeteria table from freshman Joe Carter and, in a matter of minutes, asked The Big Question — a question about eternal life and death.
The upperclassman sat across the cafeteria table from freshman Joe Carter and, in a matter of minutes, asked The Big Question — a question about eternal life and death.
WATERTOWN, Mass. — It’s hard to tell in the quiet of a color-splashed autumn morning, but Redeemer Fellowship Church is trying to set roots in a rough neighborhood. For churches, anyway.
GENEVA — John Calvin, the Great Reformer, used dictatorial means in making Geneva a “Protestant Rome,” but he also planted the seeds of modern democracy.
GENEVA — John Calvin, the Great Reformer, used dictatorial means in making Geneva a “Protestant Rome,” but he also planted the seeds of modern democracy.
GENEVA — John Calvin, the Great Reformer, used dictatorial means in making Geneva a “Protestant Rome,” but he also planted the seeds of modern democracy.
GENEVA — John Calvin, the Great Reformer, used dictatorial means in making Geneva a “Protestant Rome,” but he also planted the seeds of modern democracy.
GENEVA — John Calvin, the Great Reformer, used dictatorial means in making Geneva a “Protestant Rome,” but he also planted the seeds of modern democracy.
ROGERS — Auto body shops and tree stands in hunting season. These male-dominated venues offer unique opportunities for ministry. Two programs in Northwest Arkansas this week aim to reach men and boys through masculine hobbies and mentorship.
ROGERS — Auto body shops and tree stands in hunting season. These male-dominated venues offer unique opportunities for ministry. Two programs in Northwest Arkansas this week aim to reach men and boys through masculine hobbies and mentorship.
ROGERS — Auto body shops and tree stands in hunting season. These male-dominated venues offer unique opportunities for ministry. Two programs in Northwest Arkansas this week aim to reach men and boys through masculine hobbies and mentorship.
ROGERS — Auto body shops and tree stands in hunting season. These male-dominated venues offer unique opportunities for ministry. Two programs in Northwest Arkansas this week aim to reach men and boys through masculine hobbies and mentorship.
ROGERS — Auto body shops and tree stands in hunting season. These male-dominated venues offer unique opportunities for ministry. Two programs in Northwest Arkansas this week aim to reach men and boys through masculine hobbies and mentorship.
ROGERS — Auto body shops and tree stands in hunting season. These male-dominated venues offer unique opportunities for ministry. Two programs in Northwest Arkansas this week aim to reach men and boys through masculine hobbies and mentorship.
ROGERS — Auto body shops and tree stands in hunting season. These male-dominated venues offer unique opportunities for ministry. Two programs in Northwest Arkansas this week aim to reach men and boys through masculine hobbies and mentorship.
ROGERS — Auto body shops and tree stands in hunting season. These male-dominated venues offer unique opportunities for ministry. Two programs in Northwest Arkansas this week aim to reach men and boys through masculine hobbies and mentorship.
In the annals of demonology, William Peter Blatty falls somewhere between St. Augustine and Joss Whedon.
OK, I’ll admit it. I didn’t expect to like “Fireproof.”
OK, I’ll admit it. I didn’t expect to like “Fireproof.”
OK, I’ll admit it. I didn’t expect to like “Fireproof.”
OK, I’ll admit it. I didn’t expect to like “Fireproof.”
OK, I’ll admit it. I didn’t expect to like “Fireproof.”
NEW YORK — Organized religion was already in trouble before the fall of 2008. Denominations were stagnating or shrinking, and congregations across faith groups were fretting about their finances.
NEW YORK — Organized religion was already in trouble before the fall of 2008. Denominations were stagnating or shrinking, and congregations across faith groups were fretting about their finances.
NEW YORK — Organized religion was already in trouble before the fall of 2008. Denominations were stagnating or shrinking, and congregations across faith groups were fretting about their finances.
NEW YORK — Organized religion was already in trouble before the fall of 2008. Denominations were stagnating or shrinking, and congregations across faith groups were fretting about their finances.
NEW YORK — Organized religion was already in trouble before the fall of 2008. Denominations were stagnating or shrinking, and congregations across faith groups were fretting about their finances.
Be Grateful For Greatest Gift Paul Knew Meaning Of True Thanksgiving Comes Through Christ
Be Grateful For Greatest Gift Paul Knew Meaning Of True Thanksgiving Comes Through Christ
Be Grateful For Greatest Gift Paul Knew Meaning Of True Thanksgiving Comes Through Christ
Be Grateful For Greatest Gift Paul Knew Meaning Of True Thanksgiving Comes Through Christ
Be Grateful For Greatest Gift Paul Knew Meaning Of True Thanksgiving Comes Through Christ
Be Grateful For Greatest Gift Paul Knew Meaning Of True Thanksgiving Comes Through Christ
There is a story about a farmer who went to milk his cows. On the way, he noticed that the gate latch was broken. So, he went to get some tools to repair the latch.
Every parent who is raising up a little one has heard the phrase, “But Dad, it’s not fair!” There is an innate desire for justice that is present in the human condition. That childhood wish for fairness matures into a conscience as we develop. Every person around the world and throughout human history has developed [...]
I was considering writing a column on time and transcendence, after Krista Tippet’s new book, “Einstein’s God,” had offered me inspiration. The demands of the immediate present shifted my attention from speculation on the nature of the Divine to “real world” concerns.
Nearly 30 years ago, Congress established the Days of Remembrance as our nation’s annual commemoration of the Holocaust. This year, it falls on April 11-18. Yom Hashoa (Hebrew for Holocaust Memorial Day) was observed in the U.S. on Sunday and in Israel on Monday.
It had been a typical week for Dr. Jesus, providing medical care throughout Judea.
It had been a typical week for Dr. Jesus, providing medical care throughout Judea.
It had been a typical week for Dr. Jesus, providing medical care throughout Judea.
It had been a typical week for Dr. Jesus, providing medical care throughout Judea.
It had been a typical week for Dr. Jesus, providing medical care throughout Judea.
As you read this column, I am in Memphis eating barbecue and attending a conference on the “emerging church,” based on Phyllis Tickle’s recently published book, “The Great Emergence: How Christianity is Changing and Why.”
As you read this column, I am in Memphis eating barbecue and attending a conference on the “emerging church,” based on Phyllis Tickle’s recently published book, “The Great Emergence: How Christianity is Changing and Why.”
As you read this column, I am in Memphis eating barbecue and attending a conference on the “emerging church,” based on Phyllis Tickle’s recently published book, “The Great Emergence: How Christianity is Changing and Why.”
As you read this column, I am in Memphis eating barbecue and attending a conference on the “emerging church,” based on Phyllis Tickle’s recently published book, “The Great Emergence: How Christianity is Changing and Why.”
As you read this column, I am in Memphis eating barbecue and attending a conference on the “emerging church,” based on Phyllis Tickle’s recently published book, “The Great Emergence: How Christianity is Changing and Why.”
As you read this column, I am in Memphis eating barbecue and attending a conference on the “emerging church,” based on Phyllis Tickle’s recently published book, “The Great Emergence: How Christianity is Changing and Why.”
Only rarely do I encounter someone who will admit to being an atheist in Northwest Arkansas.
Only rarely do I encounter someone who will admit to being an atheist in Northwest Arkansas.
Only rarely do I encounter someone who will admit to being an atheist in Northwest Arkansas.
Only rarely do I encounter someone who will admit to being an atheist in Northwest Arkansas.
Only rarely do I encounter someone who will admit to being an atheist in Northwest Arkansas.