Attacks on free expression rise in new Tunisia
October 11, 2012
TUNIS, Tunisia — Increasingly, critics say, free expression — a cornerstone of Tunisia’s 2011 revolution that kicked off the Arab Spring — is now under
Turkmen officials raid home of Baptist family
October 11, 2012
DASHOGUZ, Turkmenistan — Police and other unidentified officials who raided the home of a Baptist family in the northern Turkmenistan city of Dashoguz, dragged the
‘Jesus’ wife’ fragment authenticity doubted
October 4, 2012
Various news outlets caused a stir over the announcement of a small, newly translated Coptic manuscript fragment indicating that Jesus may have had a wife.
EBF leaders endorse seminary move
October 1, 2012
Leaders of the European Baptist Federation voted overwhelmingly Sept. 28 to move the International Baptist Theological Seminary from Prague to Amsterdam as an international Baptist
Moscow church watches building get ‘forcibly demolished’
September 27, 2012
MOSCOW — Human rights defenders and church members have expressed outrage at the sudden destruction of Holy Trinity Church, a Pentecostal church in Moscow’s
Scotland to be 1st in UK to legalize gay ‘marriage’
August 30, 2012
EDINBURGH, Scotland — Scotland has announced it will allow same-sex weddings as early as 2015, becoming the first country in the United Kingdom to do
Team reaches Russians in London, preps for 2014 Winter Games
August 16, 2012
Though the Winter Olympic Games in Russia are still 18 months away, church planters in the host city of Sochi are already hard at work
Church of England reaches out to youth in postmodern society
July 26, 2012
Snowflakes dance around the old stone church and dust the detailed crevices of its exterior like highlights. Snow is not common in southern England, but
