Pakistani Christian acquitted of blasphemy
June 26, 2003
ISTANBUL, Pakistan — After four and one-half years in prison for alleged blasphemy against Islam, Pakistani Christian Aslam Masih was acquitted June 4 in a
U.S. Christians divided over Middle East ‘Road Map for Peace’
June 19, 2003
While the recent violence between Israel and Palestine leaves the success of Bush’s proposed “Road Map for Peace” in the Middle East in doubt, some
Filipino pastor arrested for ‘abusing Islam’
June 12, 2003
ISTANBUL, Turkey — A criminal court in the United Arab Emirates has declared Filipino Pastor Fernando Alconga guilty of “abusing Islam” and conducting Christian missionary
CBF focuses relief efforts on Iraqi residents
June 5, 2003
ATLANTA — The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) shifted its focus for post-war ministry in Iraq from refugees to meeting immediate needs as well as long-term
U.S. urged to pressure Saudi Arabia for religious freedom
June 5, 2003
The United States needs to make religious liberty a significant part of its relationship with Saudi Arabia, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom said
Iraqi Christians fear rise of Shiite fundamentalism
June 5, 2003
Two weeks ago, Raad Karim Essa arrived home from work to find his furniture on the street. His Muslim landlord wasn’t renting to Christians anymore.
Religious freedom ‘at risk’ in Afghanistan
June 5, 2003
WASHINGTON — An independent panel warned May 13 that religious freedom in Afghanistan is perilously at risk unless the U.S. government presses for greater human
SBC leaders want strict guidelines in peace plan
June 5, 2003
WASHINGTON — Southern Baptist entity head Richard Land and former Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) president Adrian Rogers have signed onto a letter asking President Bush
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