Christians in Middle East caught in crossfire
December 21, 2000
If Joseph and Mary were to venture into Bethlehem this Christmas Eve looking for a room at the inn, they’d need a fast donkey to
Three-fourths of the world does not have religious freedom
November 30, 2000
About 75 percent of the world’s population is subjected to restrictions and violations of their religious freedom, according to a recent survey by the Freedom
Closing Nicaraguan campus costly, Foley says
November 23, 2000
University of Mobile President Mark Foley received a round of applause at this year’s Alabama Baptist State Convention when he announced the university no longer
U.N. rejects Sudan for Security Council
November 9, 2000
NEW YORK — The United Nations General Assembly dealt a setback to possibly the world’s worst perpetrator of religious persecution Oct. 10 when it refused to
Nigeria backs away from Muslim law
November 2, 2000
The governor of a state in north Nigeria has decided against statewide implementation of Sharia law, the strict Islamic penal code. In his announcement Oct.
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
Danger can’t deter missionary in Africa
November 2, 2000
Barbara Brown, a high school librarian in Tennessee for 30 years, looks like the stereotypic quiet, mild-mannered librarian. But looks can be deceiving. Brown, who
Alabamians appointed to missions field
October 12, 2000
Two Alabama Baptist couples were recently appointed as International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries. Timothy Jason and Kelley Campbell Hill and Tom and Ann Leslie Espy
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