Baptists assist storm victims, conflict refugees
September 4, 2008
In two parts of the world where a “storm” has passed, Baptists are digging in to deal with needs left in the wake. In the
Atheists come up short in British bus battle
August 28, 2008
LONDON — A band of atheists warring with Christians over advertising space on London’s traditional red buses have lost their fight because of a lack
Southern Baptist workers monitoring needs in Georgia-Russia conflict
August 21, 2008
Southern Baptists are organizing an overseas assessment team to evaluate relief needs in the Black Sea country of Georgia in the aftermath of fighting between
Baptist gets steep fine for religious activities
July 24, 2008
USHACHI, Belarus — Belarus has imposed a fine of more than two months’ average wages on a Baptist who “organized choir singing and conducted conversations
Catholic group rejects reconciliation proposal
July 24, 2008
VATICAN CITY — The leader of a breakaway group of conservative Catholics rejected a Vatican proposal for reconciliation, saying that last year’s revival of traditional
Danish court rejects suit over Mohammed cartoons
July 17, 2008
AARHUS, Denmark — An appeals court in Denmark has voided a lawsuit against the newspaper that was the first to print controversial cartoons depicting the
WMU’s WorldCrafts committed to artisans
July 10, 2008
Raima, a hearing-impaired craftsperson in the island country of Mauritius, is part of an artisan group called Craft Aid that provides jobs for people with
Moscow experience enlightening for UM’s RamCorps
July 10, 2008
The University of Mobile’s (UM) brass and percussion ensemble RamCorps is accustomed to standing ovations, but the one they received in Moscow told the story
