Georgians fight for religious liberty
October 10, 2002
The burning of the Bibles at the Baptist warehouse last Feb. 3 by a group of people led by a dissident Orthodox priest has brought
Mass attendance in Ireland taking a tumble
October 10, 2002
LONDON — Weekly church attendance in the Irish Republic — which stood at the extraordinarily high level of 91 percent of the population as recently
Rights activists decry repressive religion legislation
October 10, 2002
MOSCOW — Repressive new religion legislation in Belarus could mean the closing of dozens of churches and religious communities in the former Soviet republic, human
International Baptist Seminary celebrates
September 26, 2002
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia —Students, academic teachers, staff and community members of the International Baptist Theological Seminary in Prague gathered in the chapel Sept. 9 for the
John Paul II fifth-longest serving pope in history
September 26, 2002
VATICAN CITY—John Paul II has become the fifth-longest-serving pope in the history of the Roman Catholic church and is less than eight months away from
Salvations Army’s new leader comes from Sweden
September 26, 2002
LONDON—The Salvation Army announced Sept. 6 that it has elected a new head of the denomination. John Larsson of Sweden was chosen as the 17th
Birmingham Baptist, others help with Romanian Seminary
September 19, 2002
Revolution and evolution are two unlikely descriptors of a Baptist seminary. However, in Bucharest, Romania, the words portray the history and future of the Bucharest
Jesus banned from German soccer fields
September 19, 2002
FRANKFURT, Germany—The German Soccer League of Frankfurt, Germany, has set up what one magazine calls an “Anti-Jesus” decree. According to Idea News Service, the league
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