Afghan men killed for being Christian converts
September 16, 2004
GHAZNI PROVINCE, Afghanistan — Five Afghan men who had converted to Christianity have been killed in separate incidents since late June near the borders of
English town bars broadcast call to prayer
September 16, 2004
LONDON — A mosque in Blackburn, England, has been refused permission by the local council to broadcast the call to prayer — the adhaan —
Evangelistic program stopped by Kwara police
September 16, 2004
ILORIN, Nigeria — The state government of Kwara dispatched policemen to stop a five-day program organized by German evangelist Reinhard Bonnke after its second day
Vietnamese Christians object to new ordinance
September 16, 2004
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — The Vietnam Evangelical Fellowship (VEF) recently released a statement on Vietnam’s new Ordinance on Religion, due to take effect
Hostages in Russian standoff include Baptist pastor’s children
September 9, 2004
At least eight children of Baptist leaders were among hundreds of hostages held in a Russian middle school that erupted in gunfire and flames Sept.
Carson-Newman student, MK killed in Senegal
September 9, 2004
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. — An international student at Carson- Newman College died Aug. 23 from injuries she received in an attack. On Aug. 13, Du-Jae
FBC Grand Bay sends ‘power boost’ to troops
September 9, 2004
First Baptist Church, Grand Bay, sent 80 radios, 4,320 batteries to power them and notes with the verse Joshua 1:9 to American troops in Iraq.
Bishops urge lawmakers to oppose gay ‘marriage’
September 2, 2004
MADRID, Spain — Bishops in Spain are calling the country’s Catholic lawmakers to oppose homosexual “marriages,” which the new Socialist government is expected to legalize
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