ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan’s abolition of an electoral system that discriminated against religious minorities has received recognition from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.
Pastors attending a track on traditional worship during the State Evangelism Conference Jan. 27–28 were told they have to be articulate in sharing their message,
A federal court judge has ruled that a two-year-old class-action lawsuit alleging discrimination by the U.S. Navy against evangelical chaplains can proceed. The case includes
LONDON — An agreement to repatriate to Vietnam nearly one thousand tribal Christians who fled persecution in 2001 is causing concern among international Vietnam watchers.
A breakaway Baptist convention in Missouri should not be authorized by the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) to collect funds from churches for Cooperative Program (CP)-supported
Mounting research finding health benefits to prayer gave birth to new evidence this fall with publication of a study on prayer and pregnancy. The study,
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Three years into a four-year jail term, Turkmen Christian Shageldy Atakov was released the week of Jan. 11 and reunited with his
Reversing an earlier policy, the International Mission Board is asking its 5,100 missionaries to affirm the Southern Baptist Convention’s “Baptist Faith and Message” statement. Trustees
