Violent religious clashes kill nine in Nigeria
July 15, 2004
YOLA, Nigeria — Violence broke out between Muslims and Christians in the town of Numan, Nigeria, June 8, resulting in the deaths of at least
Sudanese government, rebels sign peace treaty
July 1, 2004
Sudan’s government and a major rebel group have signed a peace agreement that could lead to the end of that country’s 21 years of civil
African witch doctor leaves family, prestige to follow Jesus
July 1, 2004
Rose Nanyonga’s faith pilgrimage has been a journey of transformation — from an African witch doctor-in-training to a nursing student in Dallas. She now attends
Eritrean police arrest prominent pastors, singer
June 24, 2004
MASSAWA, Eritrea — Eritrean police have jailed three prominent pastors and a popular Christian singer recently, escalating a two-year government crackdown against the country’s evangelical
Sudanese officials evict Episcopal Church
June 10, 2004
KHARTOUM, Sudan — Khartoum police forcibly evicted the Episcopal Church in Sudan (ECS) from its provincial headquarters in Khartoum May 20, declaring that the property
Episcopalians get ultimatum from Anglicans
June 3, 2004
ABUJA, Nigeria — Anglican leaders from the Third World have said the Episcopal Church should be given until the end of the year to “repent”
Egyptian court returns I.D. card to Christian
May 27, 2004
CAIRO, Egypt — In an unprecedented verdict on April 13, an Egyptian court ordered the Interior Ministry to return formal Christian identity status to a
Young mothers risk death of self, infants
May 20, 2004
WESTPORT, Conn. — More than 1 million infants and about 70,000 teenage mothers die each year in developing countries because adolescent girls are marrying and
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