Alabama Baptists fight Sudan, Romania trafficking
December 15, 2005
By Erin Webster As the issue of human trafficking is addressed on a national level, an Alabama Baptist couple is taking steps to fight it
Belarus officials: Religion not welcome in public
December 8, 2005
BABRUYSK, Belarus — State authorities have insisted that religious literature was lawfully confiscated from a street library in eastern Belarus. Babruysk city executive committee Vice
Police raids on believers continue in Azerbaijan
December 8, 2005
BAKU, Azerbaijan — Police raids on religious communities have continued to take place at a disturbing rate, religious liberty news service Forum 18 has found.
Pastor’s ‘hate crime’ reversed
December 8, 2005
American legal groups defending religious liberty say they are pleased with the acquittal of a Swedish pastor who had been charged with a hate crime
Hindus protest British Christmas postage stamp
November 17, 2005
LONDON — Britain’s community of 700,000 Hindus is protesting a Christmas stamp just issued by the Royal Mail that shows nativity figures with Hindu
Anniston’s Holley family returns from role overseeing missionary finances in Central Europe
October 13, 2005
When Bryan Holley stepped on the airplane for his first international missions trip, he had no idea that he would land in the very region
European Baptists support indigenous missions
October 13, 2005
PRAGUE, Czech Republic — Three years after its founding, the European Baptist Federation’s (EBF) Indigenous Missionary Project (IMP) has noticeably expanded its efforts. At
Irish churches praise IRA steps toward peace
October 6, 2005
DUBLIN, Ireland — The Irish Republican Army’s (IRA) final decommissioning of its weapons has been warmly welcomed by church leaders in Northern Ireland. “For Irish
