TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Seven months after a fine for “illegally” bringing Christian magazines into Uzbekistan was overturned on appeal, passport officers stopped Tashkent Baptist Lidiya
MADISON, Wis. — A federal court ruled Sept. 9 that two Wisconsin public high schools’ practice of holding graduation ceremonies in a church did not
A Missions Mosaic article detailing poverty in Appalachia prompted the Women on Mission leaders of First Baptist Church, Luverne, to take action. The women made
WASHINGTON — Anti-hunger advocates are racing to save federal programs that feed needy families from being automatically slashed if Congress can’t agree on a deficit
AUSTIN, Texas — A federal district judge has blocked enforcement of a Texas law passed in May requiring women seeking abortions to undergo a sonogram
ST. LOUIS — A pregnant woman considering abortion in South Dakota must be informed she “has an existing relationship with that unborn human being,” a
CENTRAL ASIA — James (not his real name), a believer in Central Asia, is being held imprisoned and tortured for his faith. “He has been
DAMURHUDA, Bangladesh — A court in Bangladesh on Aug. 11 exonerated two Christians, along with four Muslim friends, accused of “hurting religious sensibility.” Nurul Islam,
