German law seen as threat to religious freedom
January 17, 2002
BERLIN — The Institute on Religion and Public Policy (IRPP) in Washington, D.C., reports that Otto Schily, the Federal Minister of Interior of Germany, proposed
Adventists questioned after bodies found
January 3, 2002
ASHGABAD, Turkmenistan — Members of a Seventh-Day Adventist church in Turkmenistan are being questioned by police following the discovery of the bodies of two children
British ad campaign tells reason for season
December 13, 2001
An advertising campaign to remind people what Christmas is really about has been launched by a group of 150 congregations across denominational lines in and
Two government parties vie for control of St. Lucia
December 12, 2001
Following the outbreak of World War II, British, French and U.S. military forces all strengthened their presence on St. Lucia. This resulted in an influx
Turkish bookstore uses Bible in name
September 27, 2001
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — In a remarkable turn of events, a Turkish Christian ministry has been given permission to openly run a Bible bookstore with Bible
Report says 300,000 ‘child soldiers’ in combat
September 27, 2001
NEW YORK — Children as young as 7 are among the more than 300,000 children forced to fight in conflicts in 41 countries, according to a
Samford’s A Cappella Choir broadens Baptist visibility in Russia
September 6, 2001
Language provided little barrier when the Samford University A Cappella Choir found a missions opportunity through their music in an attempt to open doors for
Macedonia peace accord may end conflict
August 23, 2001
A landmark peace accord signed Aug. 13 by Macedonia’s rival political leaders is aimed at putting an end to six months of conflict in
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