Baptists lead in fight against human trafficking
December 15, 2005
Southern Baptists are at the forefront of an effort by faith-based organizations to combat a social evil in which people are sold into slavery multiple
Alabama Baptists fight Sudan, Romania trafficking
December 15, 2005
By Erin Webster As the issue of human trafficking is addressed on a national level, an Alabama Baptist couple is taking steps to fight it
Creationism beats evolution in Alabama
December 15, 2005
In the perenially prickly debate over the origin of human beings, close to two-thirds of Alabamians prefer the explanation in the Book of Genesis over
Protestant pastor in Egypt run down, killed by taxi
December 15, 2005
CAIRO, Egypt — Under threat from Egypt’s security police for holding services at his house church, a Protestant pastor was run down by a taxi
Iranian convert kidnapped, stabbed to death
December 8, 2005
GONBAD-E-KAVUS, Iran — In late November, an Iranian convert to Christianity was kidnapped from his home in northeastern Iran and stabbed to death, his bleeding
Belarus officials: Religion not welcome in public
December 8, 2005
BABRUYSK, Belarus — State authorities have insisted that religious literature was lawfully confiscated from a street library in eastern Belarus. Babruysk city executive committee Vice
Uzbekistan post office intercepts religious books
December 8, 2005
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Uzbekistan’s post office routinely opens parcels of religious books and magazines sent from abroad, religious liberty news service Forum 18 has found.
Be sensitive to grieving children during holidays
December 8, 2005
Grief is always difficult for adults during holidays, but it can be especially difficult for children. A child’s grieving process is different from an
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