Kazakhstan religion law unconstitutional
May 2, 2002
MOSCOW — Draconian new legislation governing religious activity in the former Soviet republic of Kazakhstan has been ruled unconstitutional, much to the relief of leaders
South African couple shares needs with Oxford church
May 2, 2002
No, there aren’t any elephants or zebras roaming the streets of Mitchell’s Plain in South Africa. But there is a tremendous reception to the gospel
Persecuted Christians suffer terrorism attacks
April 25, 2002
Such actions give countries some sort of “moral right” to imprison Christians and to send the pastors to prison or labor camps. Neither can the
Salvation Army can continue to serve in Russia
April 25, 2002
MOSCOW — The Moscow branch of the Salvation Army has won a landmark court decision allowing it to continue serving thousands of poor in the
Support gaining against separate schools
April 25, 2002
LONDON — An increasing number of Scottish Roman Catholics are in favor of phasing out the system of separate Catholic schools that has been established
Christians worldwide find religious freedom under attack, U.N. says
April 25, 2002
The right of religious freedom for Christians is under attack in almost every part of the world, according to a new report presented to the
Church of England policies debated
April 25, 2002
LONDON — One of the Church of England’s most senior prelates, Bishop Mark Santer of Birmingham, has called for the church to dissolve its ties
Faith sustains Taliban captives
April 25, 2002
The huge crowd of Samford University students listened in awe as guest speakers Dayna Curry and Heather Mercer told their surreal story at an April
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