Indonesian Christian/Muslim clash continues
January 6, 2000
MALUKU, Indonesia – More that 300 people died in clashes recently between Indonesian Christians and Muslims. In North Malice province, some 250 people have been
Group buys slaves, sets free
January 6, 2000
A controversial Christian human rights group based in Switzerland said it had bought the freedom of 5,514 slaves in Sudan during a secret mission. In
World Vision identifies hot spots for 2000
January 6, 2000
FEDERAL WAY, Wash. – Sri Lanka, Montenegro and an African “arc of conflict” will be among the 10 most volatile areas of violence, war and
Handover: Macau becomes territory of China
January 6, 2000
On Dec. 20, 1999, the first European colony in East Asia, followed Hong Kong in becoming a sovereign territory of the largest nation in the
Columbine crosses displayed
January 6, 2000
The display’s symbols couldn’t be ignored. Spread out in the back on an exhibition hall of the Georgia World Congress Center, 12 wooden crosses remembered
World Trade Center steel beam cross now a memorial
January 1, 2000
The Cross has been saved. The cross, that is, of steel beams uncovered as workers in New York, cleared away debris at the World Trade
Baptists among displaced in Congo conflict
January 1, 2000
GOMA, Congo — Heavy fighting in North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo has displaced hundreds of thousands of people, including Baptists. The conflict between
American Baptists clarify opposition to homosexuality
January 1, 2000
American Baptists approved a clarifying statement about the group’s stance on sexuality in November during the group’s General Board (meeting) of the American Baptist Churches
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