Bible smuggler released; two still jailed
March 28, 2002
HONG KONG — Hong Kong Christian businessman Li Guangqiang, accused of smuggling more than 33,000 copies of the Bible into mainland China, has been released. He
Christian, Muslim accord signed in Indonesia
March 28, 2002
AMBRON, Indonesia — On Feb. 12, a second peace accord in the space of three months between Christians and Muslims in one of Indonesia’s trouble
Displaced workers receiving Baptist relief
March 28, 2002
NEW YORK — More than 800 hotel workers, janitorial staff, security guards and other workers who lost their jobs in the aftermath of the Sept.
New FamilyNet affiliate in Jacksonville focusing on family-oriented programs
March 28, 2002
Three Alabamians said they hope their purchase of a Jacksonville-based television station will help bring more wholesome programming to the area, along with local news.
Georgia Baptist colleges can remove trustees
March 28, 2002
ATLANTA — The executive committee of the Georgia Baptist Convention (GBC) approved bylaw changes March 12 giving trustee boards of Shorter College and Brewton-Parker College
Former Mississippi editor Guy Henderson dies
March 28, 2002
TUPELO, Miss. — W. Guy Henderson, 73, editor emeritus of The Baptist Record, died March 7 at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo from complications
IMB trustees approve request for missionaries to sign BF&M
March 28, 2002
Trustees of the Southern Baptist International Mission Board (IMB) — meeting March 14–15 in Kansas City, Mo., — endorsed President Jerry Rankin’s request that missionaries
Nigerian Christians called ‘endangered species’
March 28, 2002
LAGOS, Nigeria — The leader of a Christian organization said February 23 that Christians in northern Nigeria had become an “endangered species,” citing incessant killings,
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