Ethiopian evangelicals fully exonerated
June 12, 2003
MAYCHEW, Ethiopia — Two evangelical church elders jailed for 10 months as murder suspects in northern Ethiopia have been fully exonerated by the judge’s written
Evangelicals tried for ‘hate crime’ violation
June 12, 2003
SAO PAULO, Brazil — Umbanda and Candomble spiritist groups in Brazil are pressing a lawsuit against Baptist Pastor Joaquim de Andrade, 41, and Aldo dos
Filipino pastor arrested for ‘abusing Islam’
June 12, 2003
ISTANBUL, Turkey — A criminal court in the United Arab Emirates has declared Filipino Pastor Fernando Alconga guilty of “abusing Islam” and conducting Christian missionary
Lisa Beamer shares with Samford students, Auxiliary story of faith, life since 9/11 terrorist attacks
May 29, 2003
The tragic events of what will forever be known as 9/11 are most likely tucked away as memories in the minds of most Alabama Baptists.
Practices honoring the dead have multinational, historic roots
May 22, 2003
Alabama Baptists will join people across the nation in remembering America’s fallen heroes on Memorial Day. A few days before the symbolic day, the Army’s
Church-run day-care center innocent of death
May 8, 2003
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — A Florida judge has found a church-run day-care center in Daytona Beach innocent of the accidental death of a toddler who
World Vision launches AIDS action campaign
May 1, 2003
CHICAGO — Through a new national campaign called the Hope Initiative, World Vision is asking American churches to mobilize and take action to combat the
Christian church in India attacked, threatened
April 24, 2003
PATAPAYPANGARA, India — A Protestant church in Maharashtra state was attacked on March 12, and death threats were leveled against local Christians. The 10-year-old Pata
