Tony Alamo attorney withdraws from criminal case

A federal judge is allowing a Florida attorney for convicted evangelist Tony Alamo to withdraw from Alamo's criminal case.

Pope's aide visits woman who knocked him down

Family of U.S. missionary awaiting word from N. Korea

The brother and parents of an American missionary who's believed to be in North Korean custody are anxiously awaiting word on his whereabouts and safety.

Calif. pastor takes in $2.4M after donations plea

Evangelical pastor Rick Warren says his plea for donations to fill a $900,000 deficit at his California megachurch brought in at least $2.4 million.

Arkansans celebrates first day of Kwanzaa

While many Arkansans are packing up the Christmas decorations and getting ready for the New Year, some are just beginning their holiday season.

Artist priest finds God in abstract expressionism

Father Bill Moore's studio near Los Angeles has no steeple, no pews, not even a crucifix.

Kwanzaa kicks-off in Little Rock with celebration

While many Arkansans are packing up the Christmas decorations and getting ready for the New Year, some are just beginning their holiday season.

Vatican defends move on wartime pope

The Vatican says moving Pope Pius XII closer to sainthood is not a hostile act against Jews.

Okla. bankruptcy of Alamo follower investigated

A bankruptcy trustee in Oklahoma has met with an associate of convicted evangelist Tony Alamo as he investigates possible bankruptcy fraud.

No nativity scene, but there's a dinosaur, fisherman

There's no baby Jesus at the Howard County, Ind. Courthouse. But you'll find a dinosaur and the Loch Ness monster as part of the lighted holiday display.