Pastor Worley, I'm afraid your "love" for me does not pass the test of Scripture, nor does your understanding of sodomy, or of salvation. I guess it's not surprising that you've read your Bible so carelessly. If you'd been more attentive, I doubt you'd propose locking up my community.

We hope the 1,500 or so expected in Catawba County on Sunday remember the Biblical imperative that the preacher they’re protesting apparently forgot – to love each other, and to treat people as they would like to be treated. The Rev. Charles Worley fell well short of following those directives with his intolerant ranting that posed as a sermon to Christians on Mother’s Day.

Many pastors have been adverse to President Obama's endorsement of gay marriage, but North Carolina Pastor Charles Worley, took it a step too far in his sermon by sharing his methodology to "get rid" of homosexuals.

The Philadelphia Phillies need Vance Worley to be healthy this season. Because this team is banking on a pitching-first approach this year, an 'all arms on deck' effort is their best way to make the postseason.

It's hard to tell what's more digusting: That Rev. Charles Worley of North Carolina is preaching about rounding up gays and lesbians and putting them behind an electrified fence to die out, or the fact that he has a congregation cheering him on.  "Build a great, big, large fence — 150- or 100-mile long — put all the lesbians in there . . . do the same thing for the queers and the homosexuals ...

A lesbian who has attended multiple sermons at Rev. Charles Worley's church in North Carolina since the 1980s said that the antigay pastor's violent words are typical of his views. "I recall, as a younger person, listening to those kind of comments on an occasion or two," she told journalist David Pakman. She added, "I'm saddened but I'm not surprised." After coming out, the woman said stopped ...

The major league season is at the quarter pole, with most teams having played 40 or so games. What that means is the “it’s early” excuse no longer carries much weight.

I think Barry W. Lynn's letter could prove to be the snowball that finally starts the avalanche that ultimately wipes out political proselytizing from the pulpit of American churches.

In a never ending saga of 'will he or won't he?', it appears that the fantasy world is once again ablaze with the prospects of Roy Oswalt returning to the majors.

CHICAGO - Ruben Amaro Jr. need not use the phrases "flexor pronator tendon"or "ulnar collateral ligament" when describing pitcher Vance Worley's ailing right elbow. An ultrasound and MRI revealed no structural damage in the righthander's elbow. That allowed the general manager to feel relieved.