Sri Lanka church groups attacked
February 26, 2004
A group of approximately 20 men stormed into a Catholic church in Mattegoda, Sri Lanka, smashing statues and setting fire to Bibles. The attack
Scientists clone embryos, mature them to new levels
February 26, 2004
Scientists have cloned human embryos and nurtured them to a new level of maturity, suggesting the possibility of bringing to birth a cloned child, according
From Vietnam to Georgia, NAMB missionary points Asians to Christ
February 26, 2004
God is good, even in the midst of turmoil, and An Van Pham is dedicated to sharing that message with the Asian population that is
Kinnisons continue nearly 30 years of work in Thailand
February 19, 2004
Jack Kinnison, son of an Air Force officer, had made the world his home when he met Lynn Penuel, who grew up in Birmingham. Together,
‘Letter’ leads to church closures in Indonesia
February 12, 2004
JAKARTA, Indonesia — Muslim groups are taking advantage of Letter of Decision No. 137, issued by the Indonesian government in 2002, to close several churches
Tajikistan Baptists seeing professions after pastor’s death
February 5, 2004
Tajikistan Baptist Union President Alexander Vervai reported that hundreds of professions of faith took place during the Jan. 15 funeral for murdered Baptist missionary Sergey
Vietnamese couple nurtures ministry in Birmingham
January 22, 2004
In 1985 Can Ngoc Le and his wife, Xuan Huong Thi Pham, were granted permission by the communist government in Vietnam to leave their native
Baptists in Nagaland celebrate 100 years; Patterson guest preacher
January 15, 2004
They were once warriors who settled disputes with headhunting. The Naga people are now a nation of Baptists, thanks to the endeavors of American Baptist
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