Turkmenistan added to ‘worst offenders’ list
August 14, 2014
And then there were nine. Secretary of State John Kerry announced July 28 that Turkmenistan has joined the State Department’s list of worst religious freedom
Large fines, jailing for Baptists in Uzbekistan
August 7, 2014
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Igor Kulyada, a Baptist from Uzbekistan’s capital Tashkent, was jailed July 3–6. He was charged for putting up public leaflets with verses
Religious violence declines wherever religious liberty ‘has been preached and practiced’
July 31, 2014
Rising death tolls in Iraq and Syria, where Muslim extremists are killing in the name of their faith, represent a stark contrast to the relative
Ramadan-related hostilities have parishioners fearing worst
July 24, 2014
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Members of a Catholic church in Istanbul fear an attack after Muslims verbally assaulted and threatened them during a baptismal service and
Court upholds France’s ban on face veils
July 24, 2014
Europe’s top human rights court has rejected a petition by a young Muslim woman who claimed France’s 2010 veil ban violated her rights to freedom
Alabama couple shares Christ’s love to flood victims in Serbia
July 17, 2014
Alabama Baptists David and Joanne Hendon may not hold out long doing physical labor, but they know there is still a place for them on
Ukrainian Baptists continue ministry amid conflict
July 17, 2014
Ukrainian Baptists have stepped up ministry as conflict continues to tear at their country, Slavik Pyzh told pastors and lay leaders in Missouri recently. Pyzh,
Refugee family finds solace during time of grief
June 12, 2014
Farzam fled Afghanistan with his wife and two adult sons, looking for safety and peace. They stopped in a European country hoping for temporary respite
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