Church in China ‘going in right direction’
February 4, 2010
We must have patience for the church in China,” said Baptist World Alliance (BWA) President David Coffey. “It is going in the right direction.” Coffey
Spike in anti-Christian violence feared in Burma
February 4, 2010
NEW DELHI — As Burma’s military junta gears up this year for its first parliamentary election in two decades, observers fear attacks on the Christian
Christians in Bhutan remain underground
February 4, 2010
In the distant and isolated nation of Bhutan in the eastern Himalayas, known as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon,” almost everything looks uniformly Buddhist.
North Korea named worst oppressor; other nations listed
January 28, 2010
An organization that serves the persecuted church again has rated North Korea as the worst oppressor of Christians. It was the eighth consecutive year that
Chinese man’s life of self-sufficiency meets God’s love
January 28, 2010
Thomas is struggling with his future. He teaches English to businessmen in a northern provincial capital in China. He followed his parents’ dream for him
Uzbeki Baptist leaders’ ‘criminal’ charges upheld
January 21, 2010
A court in Uzbekistan has overturned massive fines levied against three Baptist Union leaders in late October but upheld their criminal convictions, which Uzbek Baptists
Vodka unlikely ally for ministry, overseas worker finds
January 21, 2010
Carl Stroller doesn’t drink vodka. But his ministry might not be the same without it. Stroller and his wife, Amy, are Southern Baptist representatives. Ten
Baptists help quake victims in remote area
January 21, 2010
Winter’s bitter cold will be eased for hundreds of earthquake victims in Central Asia as 20 tons of coal, purchased with Southern Baptist disaster relief
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