ALEXANDRIA, Va. — By making small loans of $50 or $60, Christian ministries overseas are helping people in extreme poverty start businesses and become self-sufficient.
As conflict threatened to plunge Palestine into civil war Feb. 3, a Palestinian Baptist pastor sent out an impassioned plea to supporters around the world
An urgent e-mail message from a Lebanese Baptist leader warned Jan. 25 that escalating violence is threatening the Beirut Baptist School (BBS). Nabil Costa, executive
EDITOR’S NOTE — Sixty percent of Alabamians believe the United States is not winning the war in Iraq, according to a poll conducted by Capital
BAGHDAD, Iraq — A new plan for Christian self-autonomy within Iraq’s Kurdish region has sparked debate among Iraqi Christian leaders desperate to halt the mass
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Several groups are calling for improved treatment of Christians in Iraq, whom they say are being martyred, persecuted or forced to flee
MOSUL, Iraq — Grieving Christians in Iraq’s northern city of Mosul completed three days of mourning for a murdered Presbyterian church elder Dec. 3, 2006,
FAISALABAD, Pakistan — In a case that has drawn crowds of religious fanatics, a Pakistani court sentenced two Christian men to 10 years in prison
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