Texas' state education board, rocked by primary elections that may push the influential panel's conservative leanings toward the center, is set to take its first vote on a new social studies curriculum that could reverberate in classrooms nationwide.

Political correctness...or historical accuracy?

Terrorists armed with grenades attacked the offices of World Vision, a Christian aid group helping earthquake survivors in northwestern Pakistan on Wednesday, killing six employees and wounding several others.

Questions are being raised about halting church services for a public housing apartment complex in Dallas.

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A U.S. Baptist missionary who's jailed on suspicion of child trafficking in Haiti says she'd be willing to return to the earthquake-ravaged country to work with children.

A Southern Baptist task force chairman is charting a new course for the denomination and is calling on Southern Baptists to repent of their pride, seek God through prayer and fasting and reach the lost.

A judge in Montana has ruled against a high school Valedictorian who was not allowed to speak at her graduation ceremony because she wanted to give God credit for her success.

A Tennessee school district has agreed to end the promotion of religion by teachers and officials during school hours.

Rev. Don Wildmon, the founder of the American Family Association, has resigned as chairman following a lengthy illness -- but he's not setting aside his passion for families and the pro-family movement.

Two Americans still jailed on kidnapping charges in Haiti will have to wait for their freedom.