Christian count in Britain dropping drastically
April 12, 2007
Teddington, England — Findings from an in-depth survey by a British charity indicate that more than half of Britain’s adults claim to be Christian, but
Britain allows schools to ban full-face veils
April 5, 2007
LONDON — Amid growing debate over religious tolerance, the British government said March 20 that schools will now be allowed to ban pupils from wearing
Lutheran membership grows in Third World
April 5, 2007
GENEVA — Lutheran church membership soared in Africa and Asia between 2005 and 2006 but continued its steady decline in the modern West, according to
French court rejects gay ‘marriage’ bid
April 5, 2007
PARIS — France’s highest court refused March 13 to recognize a gay “marriage” performed in 2004 and declared the union void. Two French homosexual men,
Priest latest victim of British ‘knife culture’
April 5, 2007
TRECYNON, Wales — A Church of England vicar has been stabbed to death on the grounds of his church in a village in Wales, an
Burdened for orphans, Wilsonville Baptists adopt children from Ukraine, start adoption ministry
March 22, 2007
While the knowledge of a child’s suffering resonates disconcertingly in the souls of average Americans, for Larry Gibson, founder of The Children’s Voice Foundation, such
Espys to retire after more than decade in Wales
March 22, 2007
Many have read the stories of the great Welsh Revival of 1904–1905, when “God worked in mighty ways” in the small country that abuts England’s
Belarus deports U.S. citizens for religious activity
March 22, 2007
Mogilev, Belarus — Volunteers from the United States who were conducting free English seminars at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Mogilev, Belarus, were deported Feb. 15.
