Christians remain in refugee camps
November 2, 2000
Thousands of Christians affected by religious conflicts in Kaduna in northern Nigeria are languishing in refugee camps across the state without receiving help from the
Evangelical hostages released in Philippines
November 2, 2000
SIPADAN ISLAND, Malaysia — The release of 12 evangelists held hostage in the southern region of Mindanao has highlighted how dangerous this area remains for Christians,
Bombs explode in Tajikistan
October 12, 2000
Two powerful bombs exploded during a Christian church service in Tajikistan’s capital city of Dushanbe Oct. 1, leaving 10 members of the congregation dead and
Indonesian Christians victims of jihad By Russell Rankin
October 12, 2000
A banner at the airstrip on Ambon, a tiny dot in Indonesia’s Maluku island chain, quotes passages from both the Christian Bible and the Muslim
SBC workers keep ‘heads down’ during Israeli conflict
October 12, 2000
As one of the most violent uprisings in years continues between Israelis and Palestinians, Southern Baptist personnel in Israel, Gaza and the west Bank remain
World violence against women said common
September 28, 2000
A new report by the United Nations Population Fund has found that discrimination and violence against women and girls “remain firmly rooted in cultures around
Missionaries attacked in Uganda
September 28, 2000
A Southern Baptist missionary family in Uganda escaped death Sept.. 9 after bandits pumped bullets into their car during an ambush attempt. Larry and Terry
Tajik family turns to Christianity after father’s death
August 24, 2000
Amir doesn’t know if his father became a Christian. But he does know that without his father, Amir – a Tajik from Afghanistan – never
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