Year in Review: Economic woes, historic moments
January 1, 2009
Few escaped the heaviness that defined 2008. From conflict and tensions across the globe to a tanked economy in the United States, it was a
Muslim riot leaves 500 dead, 40 churches destroyed
January 1, 2009
JOS, Nigeria — The murderous rioting sparked by Muslim attacks on Christians and their property Nov. 28–29 left six pastors dead, at least 500 other
Rick Warren to give invocation at presidential inauguration
January 1, 2009
Rick Warren, founder of the Southern Baptist Saddleback Church, Lake Forest, Calif., will give the invocation at Barack Obama’s Jan. 20 presidential inauguration. In August
NAMB urges focused prayer
January 1, 2009
Recognizing both the power of prayer and the urgent need for men to pray, the North American Mission Board (NAMB) is issuing a call for
Congress approves tough bill to combat human trafficking
January 1, 2009
Congress has approved legislation that supporters believe will strengthen both the domestic and international efforts to combat human trafficking. Passage by the House of Representatives
Judge halts Christian-themed license plates in S.C.
January 1, 2009
COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolinians who want to advertise their Christian faith on their car tags won’t get to anytime soon, according to a Dec.
Tonga suffering relieved by Baptist food project
January 1, 2009
BINGA, Zimbabwe –– Southern Baptists have brought badly needed relief to an isolated region of Zimbabwe, where a national political impasse — compounded by hyperinflation,
Half of clergy say churches need to address poverty
January 1, 2009
VENTURA, Calif. — Slightly more than half of Christian clergy surveyed say their own congregation should be doing more to address global poverty and health.
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