Future bright for Christian institutions in Myanmar
October 3, 2013
For 200 years, Christian education in Myanmar, formerly Burma, has endured through all kinds of challenges and the future is as bright as the promise
False blasphemy accusations need penalty, group says
October 3, 2013
Pakistan’s constitutionally mandated Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) told the government Sept. 18 that anyone who wrongly accuses a person of blasphemy against Islam must
Lao officials threaten Christians with expulsion
October 3, 2013
HUAY, Laos — Local authorities in Laos are threatening Christians in three villages with expulsion unless they renounce their faith, with residents in one village
Churches in Uzbekistan raided, property seized
October 3, 2013
KARSHI, Uzbekistan — After a Baptist congregation in Uzbekistan’s southern city of Karshi had religious literature and church property confiscated in three police raids so
‘Embrace diversity,’ says BWA leader
September 30, 2013
Cultural and theological diversity among Baptists worldwide is both a challenge and a strength, Baptist World Alliance (BWA) General Secretary Neville Callam told European Baptist
Church of Wales votes to allow women bishops
September 26, 2013
LAMPETER, Wales — The decision by the Church of Wales to consecrate women bishops means the Church of England — the mother church of the
WorldCrafts expands to support more in poverty, introduces more than 60 new products
September 26, 2013
WorldCrafts’ focus on providing a sustainable income for impoverished artisans around the world and helping to free women from human exploitation expands this year with
Reading Bibles only allowed in registered religious buildings
September 26, 2013
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Begzod Kadyrov, chief specialist of the Uzbekistan government’s Religious Affairs Committee in the capital of Tashkent, has defended the widespread fines handed
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