Wearing the same pair of socks for a week, dining on soupy Chinese noodles and veggies for breakfast, shampooing in a creek and snacking on
KUALA LAMPUR, Malaysia — A government-ordered ban against ownership of Bibles in the Iban language of Malaysia was lifted after only six days. Christians of
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A criminal court in the United Arab Emirates has declared a Filipino pastor, Fernando Alconga, guilty of abusing Islam and
ORANGE, Calif. — Four months after appointing the nation’s first Chinese bishop, Pope John Paul II has named Monsignor Dominic Dinh Mai Luong as the
The 14th Baptist Youth World Conference, scheduled for July 16-20, Hong Kong, China, has been postponed till Aug. 4-8, 2004. The conference will be held
PATAPAYPANGARA, India — A Protestant church in Maharashtra state was attacked on March 12, and death threats were leveled against local Christians. The 10-year-old Pata
YONGQING, China — About 50,000 Protestant churches and meeting points have been officially registered with the Chinese government. However, opposition, corruption and bureaucratic regulations are
NEW DELHI, India — Spurred by a call to amend the constitution and declare India a “Hindu nation,” fundamentalists have stepped up attacks against Christians.
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