Kazakhstan religion law unconstitutional
May 2, 2002
MOSCOW — Draconian new legislation governing religious activity in the former Soviet republic of Kazakhstan has been ruled unconstitutional, much to the relief of leaders
Chinese Christian leader seeks public retrial following secret trial resulting in death sentence
April 4, 2002
Attorneys for a Chinese Christian leader who barely escaped execution in January want his retrial to be conducted in public this time, according to sources
Evangelist team spreads gospel in India
April 4, 2002
MADURAI, India — A dozen evangelists joined with Mike Silva Evangelism in a mission to more than 320,000 people at festivals and rallies in and
Kidnapped missionaries’ recovery seems near
April 4, 2002
MANILA, Philippines — Four members of the Abu Sayyaf, the terrorist Islamic group holding missionaries Martin and Gracia Burnham hostage, died in a brief skirmish
Bible smuggler released; two still jailed
March 28, 2002
HONG KONG — Hong Kong Christian businessman Li Guangqiang, accused of smuggling more than 33,000 copies of the Bible into mainland China, has been released. He
Christian, Muslim accord signed in Indonesia
March 28, 2002
AMBRON, Indonesia — On Feb. 12, a second peace accord in the space of three months between Christians and Muslims in one of Indonesia’s trouble
Missionaries, convert released after kidnapping
March 21, 2002
BANGALORE, India — Two Christian missionaries and a new believer working in the newly created state of Jharkand who were kidnapped February 11 have been
Attack against Hindus leaves 58 dead, 43 injured
March 14, 2002
GUJARAT, India — At least 58 people are reported dead and 43 injured after a Muslim mob set fire to a train filled with Hindus
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