Mobs threaten to burn Christians to death
September 8, 2005
MEXICO CITY — Huichol native mobs in Mexico’s Jalisco state have driven Christians from their homes and threatened to burn them to death, according to
Missionaries face tradition, suspicion in work
September 23, 2004
So close, yet so lost”—that’s how one Southern Baptist missionary describes the spiritual lives of the Mestizos of Mexico in the “Heart of Darkness” —
Rich culture, ancient history trademarks of Mexico
September 23, 2004
In the year 2004 Mexico splashes onto the world scene with people donning colorful costumes and swirling to the beats of drummers so different that
Mexico vacation destinations attract visitors to ancient, modern sites
September 23, 2004
Mexico is intriguing — from its modern beach resorts to its ancient Mayan and Aztec ruins. It captures the interest of novices and discriminating travelers.
Influence of ancient religions still felt
September 23, 2004
Religion anywhere in the world tends to have social, cultural or ancestral components that are unique to the people. Mexico is no different. Although about
Six Mexican states known for adherence to old ways, resistance to new influences
September 23, 2004
There is both wide-open opportunity and intense opposition to evangelism in Mexico. Where each is found depends largely on what part of the country missionaries
Young mothers risk death of self, infants
May 20, 2004
WESTPORT, Conn. — More than 1 million infants and about 70,000 teenage mothers die each year in developing countries because adolescent girls are marrying and
Deadly Mexico flooding prompts Baptist response
April 22, 2004
DALLAS — Flash floods swallowed parts of Piedras Negras, Mexico, April 4, prompting Texas Baptists to send blankets, clothes, food and drinking water. According to
