At least 45 Christians killed in north-central Nigeria
December 8, 2011
BARKIN LADI, Nigeria — Fulani Muslim herdsmen along with Muslim soldiers have killed at least 45 ethnic Berom Christians in Plateau state in a week,
New rules outline religious censorship in Kazakhstan
December 8, 2011
ASTANA, Kazakhstan — Kazakhstan’s state Agency of Religious Affairs (ARA) has prepared — but not yet adopted — the new rules to implement the system
Nepali Christians attacked as constitution deadline nears
December 8, 2011
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Two years after an explosion shook one of the biggest Catholic churches in Nepal and killed three people, the underground group that
Fairhope’s Hope Center provides care for ‘body, mind, spirit’
December 1, 2011
For nearly a decade, the Hope Center was just what its name implies: a hope of Church on the Eastern Shore, Fairhope. Senior Pastor Mark
Families trapped in Horn of Africa famine receive SBC World Hunger Fund relief
December 1, 2011
Barefoot children run giggling through the center of the village. The girls squeal in delight as a group of boys give chase. Sarah Salesa watches
NAE approves resolution on nuclear weapon precautions
December 1, 2011
WASHINGTON — The National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) on Nov. 8 called for greater precautions with nuclear weapons and a renewed effort toward disarmament. “The
Pornography is a problem among church members
December 1, 2011
Most pastors believe pornography has adversely impacted the lives of their church members, but almost half cannot estimate what percentage of their congregation views porn.
N.C. Catholic college sues over contraception mandate
December 1, 2011
BELMONT, N.C. — A small Catholic college has sued the Department of Health and Human Services, saying a new requirement to provide contraceptives contradicts the
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