Nigerian animists attack churches, beat priests
May 25, 2006
ODE-AYE, Nigeria — Traditional animists attacked churches in Ode-Aye town in the southwestern state of Ondo in February and March, beating two Anglican priests into
Indian church members reassured after attack
May 25, 2006
BATHINDA DISTRICT, Punjab state, India — Punjab police May 5 assured members of a house church in Bathinda district attacked by Hindu extremists during an
Civilian contractor in Iraq fills soldiers’ need
May 11, 2006
As a civilian contractor in Iraq, Brad Blauser has seen a lot when it comes to war. He’s lost friends in combat and faces the
Seeking answers in safe arena can alleviate tensions, misconceptions
May 11, 2006
Understanding the Arab culture and Muslim religion is the first step in easing the current climate of highly charged emotional tension between Arab Muslims and
Muslim extremists increasingly target moderate Muslims
May 11, 2006
Khaled Abou El Fadl had argued that nothing in democracy violates sharia, or Islamic, law, but the conservative commentator whom he was debating on an
Missionary POW during World War II dies at 91
April 20, 2006
SAN ANGELO, Texas — Fern Harrington Miles, a Southern Baptist missionary who was a prisoner of war (POW) during World War II, died March 31
Body of activist returned; three others freed alive
March 30, 2006
CHICAGO — Three of four Christian peace activists abducted in Iraq have been freed from captivity, according to the organization under whose aegis they traveled
Nigerian state accused of training jihadists
March 23, 2006
ABUJA, Nigeria — The week of Feb. 6, the Nigerian government said intelligence agents had found that Kano state in northern Nigeria was seeking foreign
