Pope names Cardinal Law to post in Rome
June 17, 2007
VATICAN CITY — Pope John Paul II has named Cardinal Bernard Law, the controversial former archbishop of Boston, to the ceremonial post of archpriest of
Romanian Baptist president seen as sign of unity
June 7, 2007
CLUJ, Romania — In a move signaling a renewed interest in partnering with the European Baptist Federation (EBF), Romanian Baptists have elected Otniel Bunaciu as
Belarusian Christians work to change religion law
May 31, 2007
MINSK, Belarus — Catholics, Protestants and some Orthodox Christians in Belarus have joined together to launch a nationwide campaign to gather signatures calling for a
Baptists focusing on Russia’s Udmurts
May 24, 2007
No father should have to bury a son. But the world can be a sad place — particularly the piece of it called Udmurtia (ood-MER-ti-yah)
Birmingham church sends hoops team to Netherlands
May 24, 2007
A group of high school basketball players from Birmingham recently took its game on the road — all the way to the Netherlands. The boys
German Christians’ baptisms now accepted by others
May 10, 2007
MAGDEBURG, Germany — After several years of negotiations, 11 of Germany’s Christian churches have agreed to recognize baptisms performed by each other. The change, celebrated
IMB day of prayer to focus on remote Russian villagers
May 3, 2007
Tucked away in Russia’s Ural Mountains are 750,000 people who desperately need the prayers of Alabama Baptists, according to the International Mission Board (IMB). The
BWA symposium discusses theology of the church
April 19, 2007
BERLIN — Sixty-seven Baptist theologians, leaders and pastors from around the world gathered at a Baptist World Alliance (BWA) symposium March 21–24 at the German
