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
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
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
DUSHANBE, Tajikistan — A Jan. 2 earthquake that struck a mountainous region of Tajikistan has left hundreds, perhaps thousands, of villagers homeless in bitter winter
After unprecedented large-scale attacks on Christians in the previous two years, 2009 brought hardly any respite as the minority faith faced an average of more
Christmas proved to be a tough time for many Christians around the globe this past year, including believers in the following nations, who suffered attacks
KATMANDU, Nepal — Disillusioned with Hindu nationalists, the leader of a militant Hindu extremist group said contact with Christians in prison had led him to
God, please let my brother be waiting in the bay when we pass by.” Though not a Christian, 12-year-old David offered up this prayer the
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