Court rules in favor of crisis pregnancy centers
July 12, 2012
RICHMOND, Va. — In the latest legal victory for pro-life crisis pregnancy centers nationwide, an appeals court has struck down a Baltimore law that would
Churches allowed to meet in NYC public schools
July 12, 2012
A federal judge ruled on June 29 that churches and other faith groups can continue to meet in New York City public school buildings for worship
Soaring Eagle Ministry takes gospel to K’ekchi in Guatemala
June 28, 2012
When retired Southern Baptist representative Ted Lindwall first presented the gospel to the K’ekchi people group in 1964, he had no way of knowing what
Lao police arrest local pastor for sharing faith
June 28, 2012
PEEYEUR, Laos — A 53-year-old Lao pastor remains behind bars after Lao police arrested him June 6 for encouraging others to convert to Christianity, a
National Geographic show challenged by Hutterites
June 28, 2012
KING RANCH COLONY, Mont. — Hutterite bishops said a new National Geographic reality series that follows the members of a rural Montana colony gives a
Evangelicals push Congress to pass immigration plan
June 28, 2012
WASHINGTON — Evangelical activists are pressing Congress to pass a comprehensive immigration reform plan — a tricky election-year issue that conservatives’ GOP allies have
Calvinists, ‘traditionals’ called to humility, common mission over doctrine of salvation
June 28, 2012
When a group of longtime Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) leaders released a statement in early June reaffirming the doctrine of salvation as understood by “traditional”
Suicide bombers hit another church in Jos, Nigeria
June 21, 2012
An Islamic extremist ran a car full of explosives into a Pentecostal church in Jos, in Nigeria’s Plateau state on June 10, killing at least
