What began as a one-week workshop in the Middle East evolved into a three-year partnership between Samford University in Birmingham and The Baptist School of
The Yemeni gunman who killed three Southern Baptist medical workers in 2002 was executed by firing squad Feb. 27, according to wire reports. Abed Abdul
JERUSALEM — A graffito sprayed on the wall of a West Bank mosque set off a series of violent clashes between angry Palestinians and Israeli
CAIRO, Egypt — Two young Coptic Christian women whose father had converted to Islam when they were infants have won a court battle in Egypt
JERUSALEM — The blast from a bomb placed by militants at the door of the Palestinian Bible Society in Gaza destroyed the building’s steel and
As violent protests to caricatures of Muhammad intensify in the Muslim world, an Iranian newspaper has found a way to express outrage: holding a contest
WASHINGTON — The Washington-based Muslim advocacy group Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) launched a yearlong campaign Feb. 14 called Explore the Life of Muhammad. CAIR
NUKUS, Uzbekistan — Following the banning of Protestant activity in northwestern Uzbekistan, a higher educational institute in the regional capital, Nukus, has resumed its harassment
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