Guinea returns to normal after strike ends
March 22, 2007
CONAKRY, Guinea — Conditions in Guinea are returning to normal after an agreement with trade unions ended weeks of unrest and a national strike. Five
IMB missionaries stable following attack in Tanzania
March 8, 2007
Southern Baptist missionaries Carl and Kay Garvin are in stable condition after two robbers attacked them Feb. 23 in Tanzania. The two Arkansas natives were
Ancient boy causes stir for Christians, archaeologist
March 8, 2007
NAIROBI, Kenya — A young boy who experts say died 1.6 million years ago is causing a modern-day spat between Christians in Kenya and a
Police force Egyptian Christians to deny attacks
March 8, 2007
ARMANT, Egypt — Police detained Christian families in Upper Egypt and forced them to deny arson attacks on their homes during a spate of anti-Christian
Eritrean Christian denied medicine, dies in jail
March 8, 2007
ASSAB, Eritrea — An Eritrean Christian died in prison the week of Feb. 12, four and one-half years after the Eritrean regime jailed him for
Upheaval in Guinea stirs Baptists to ask for prayer
March 1, 2007
Southern Baptist missionaries in Guinea are asking for prayer after the African country’s president declared martial law the week of Feb. 12 in response to
Episcopalians answer Anglicans on some issues
March 1, 2007
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — The Episcopal Church in America has appeased a top Anglican panel by halting the election of gay bishops and apologizing
Financial loan ministry targets extreme poverty
February 22, 2007
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — By making small loans of $50 or $60, Christian ministries overseas are helping people in extreme poverty start businesses and become self-sufficient.
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