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An article on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2009, about a human trafficking legislation passed by the state of Texas incorrectly reported Texas to be the first state to pass a major human trafficking law. Other states also have human trafficking laws, including California.Go to Article »
An article on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009, about the debate on a human sexuality social statement within the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America incorrectly reported that the statement would be voted on later this week. The vote on the statement took place later on Wednesday.Go to Article »
An article on Wednesday, July 8, 2009, about the commitment of Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev to slash nuclear stockpiles by about a third incorrectly included Chuck Colson, founder of Prison Fellowship, as among those who have endorsed the Two Futures Project. According to Tyler Wigg-Stevenson, the founder of the Two Futures Project, Colson has not given an official endorsement of the new movement but has given them permission to use his previous public statements on the nuclear issue in support of their efforts.Go to Article »
An article on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, about a nuclear test in North Korea incorrectly included Chuck Colson, founder of Prison Fellowship, as among those who have endorsed the Two Futures Project. According to Tyler Wigg-Stevenson, the founder of the Two Futures Project, Colson has not given an official endorsement of the new movement but has given them permission to use his previous public statements on the nuclear issue in support of their efforts.Go to Article »
An article on Monday, June 29, 2009, about Pastor Jack Graham's decision to take a two-month sabbatical incorrectly noted a past event as having happened recently when it had not. The arrest of former staff member Joe Barron occurred on May 15, 2008, not May 15, 2009.Go to Article »
An article on Monday, June 1, 2009, about the Franklin Graham festival in Estonia incorrectly reported the number of attendants during the three day event. According to the media group responsible for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, the total participants during the three day festival numbered 30,659. The crowd totaled 10,220 on Saturday, May 30, 2009, alone.Go to Article »
An article on Sunday, April 26, 2009, about efforts to allow sexually active gays and lesbians to serve as clergy in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) incorrectly reported the number of votes tallied the day before and the number of times previous efforts failed. According to unofficial voting results compiled by the Presbyterian Coalition, three presbyteries reported no votes on Saturday, not two, and the San Francisco presbytery had reported the 86th "no" vote on April 21. Furthermore, it has been four times, not three, that a majority of the PC(USA)'s presbyteries to date have voted against removing the requirement for prospective ministers, deacons and elders to live in "fidelity within the covenant of marriage between and a man and a woman, or chastity in singleness."Go to Article »
An article on Wednesday, April 22, 2009, about a lawsuit filed by the Institute for Creation Research (ICR) misstated the Calif.-based college's key claim. The suit claims that its graduate school degree program was rejected because it does not teach science from an "evolution-only" viewpoint," not because it holds an "evolution-only" view of science.Go to Article »

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