Muslim mobs burn churches, homes of Christians
January 22, 2004
JIGAWA, Nigeria — Mobs of Muslim fundamentalists rampaged through the town of Kazaure in the northern state of Jigawa, Nigeria, on Nov. 19, burning 11
Zimbabwe Pentecostals order HIV tests for clergy
January 22, 2004
ZIMBABWE — A small group of Pentecostal churches in Zimbabwe has ordered all of its pastors, marriage officers and couples seeking marriage to be tested
IMB appoints Alabama couple to work in Africa
January 1, 2004
A couple with Alabama ties was among 67 new International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries appointed at a Nov. 11 service in Lexington, Ky. Steve Flippo,
AACC elects new president
January 1, 2004
A Presbyterian pastor from Cameroon who was elected president of the All Africa Conference of Churches (AACC), urged African Christians to confront their governments over
Ugandan Anglicans cut ties with Episcopals
December 11, 2003
UGANDA — The Anglican Church in Uganda, the world’s third largest Anglican church, has formally cut ties with the U.S.-based Episcopal Church over the consecration
Authorities in Kano, Nigeria, ban Christian worship
October 23, 2003
KANO, Nigeria — Authorities of Kumbotso local government council in the state of Kano, Nigeria, have banned Christians from holding worship services. “This directive by
Episcopalian businessman to lead Liberia
September 25, 2003
MONROVIA, Liberia — An Episcopalian businessman will lead Liberia now that former President Charles Taylor has been exiled to Nigeria after 14 years of violence.
Episcopalian businessman to lead Liberia
September 11, 2003
An Episcopalian businessman will lead Liberia now that former President Charles Taylor has been exiled to Nigeria after 14 years of violence. Charles Gyude Bryant,
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