Church of Pakistan ordains women deacons
January 11, 2001
SIALKOT, Pakistan — The Church of Pakistan has set two women on the path toward priesthood, ordaining them as deacons. “The church has taken a
China stepping up crackdown on religion
January 11, 2001
WENZHOU, China — The Chinese government has justified as “protecting religious freedom” its new new crackdown on unauthorized religious activity in Wenzhou city in Zhejiang
Automatic tithing now available
January 11, 2001
When his mother checked into a nursing home, Travis Collins was pleased the short-term rehabilitation didn’t interrupt her giving to First Baptist Church of Mount
Texas Baptists assist stranded motorists
January 11, 2001
A pair of winter storms hitting parts of Texas between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day left many holiday travelers in dire straits. Hotels filled
U.S. religious freedom policy criticized
January 11, 2001
Though the U.S. State Department has taken some steps to address the issue of religious freedom worldwide, the government has apparently done little to integrate
Tajikistan church bomb kills nine
January 11, 2001
Despite a Sunday morning bombing that killed nine and injured 70 members, Grace Sonmin Church in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, celebrated its ninth anniversary in mid-November. Held
Four Turkmen Christians targeted in Ashgabad
January 11, 2001
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Turkmenistan’s political police have launched another harsh crackdown against its Protestant Christian citizens. At least four known believers in the capital of
Duke to allow gay unions in campus chapel
January 4, 2001
DURHAM, N.C. — Duke University has decided to allow same-sex unions in its chapel, even though its historic church sponsor, the United Methodist Church, officially
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