Innkeepers found guilty for turning away gay couple
January 27, 2011
LONDON — Two Christian innkeepers have been convicted of sexual discrimination for refusing to allow a gay couple to share a double room at their
European Union calendar omits Christian holidays
January 27, 2011
NEW YORK — An “educational” calendar for students in the European Union (EU) left off Christian holidays like Christmas and Easter, while noting Jewish and
Egypt’s ambassador recalled, angry at pope’s remarks
January 20, 2011
VATICAN CITY — The government of Egypt recalled its ambassador to the Vatican on Jan. 11 to protest a demand by Pope Benedict XVI that
British branch of YWCA drops ‘Christian’ from name
January 20, 2011
LONDON — The British branch of the YWCA has dropped “Christian” from its official name because it “no longer stood for what we are or
European court rules no right to abortion
January 13, 2011
Pro-life advocates welcomed a legal ruling that refused to find there is a European right to abortion in a case that had been labeled the
Germany: Two-day Christmas: ‘Feast for family, feast of peace’
December 23, 2010
Klaus Rösler works as an editor for various Christian magazines and press services, including the European Baptist Press Service, a department of the European Baptist
United Kingdom: Christmas in United Kingdom often a retail race
December 23, 2010
Mark Woods is editor of The Baptist Times, a weekly newspaper associated with the Baptist Union of Great Britain. Christmas in the United Kingdom is
Poland: Common meal characterizes Polish Christmas
December 23, 2010
Daniël Trusiewicz of Poland oversees the European Baptist Federation’s Indigenous Missionary Project, an effort to facilitate evangelism and planting new Baptist churches in Europe, the
