Evangelical church growing in Iraq
July 21, 2005
Beneath the rubble of news about bombings, hostage-taking and political wrangling in Iraq lies a more positive picture of fledgling evangelical churches. In the Northeast,
Baptists in Jordan balance life as Christians, Arabs
July 21, 2005
Christianity has long been associated with the Western world, especially the United States. Islam, in turn, is quickly associated with the Arab world. These two
Most U.S. Jews back Gaza pullout
April 21, 2005
Nearly two-thirds of American Jews support Israel’s plan to leave Gaza and some settlements in the West Bank, a new poll finds. The poll found
Move deepens fears for Iranian pastor’s fate
December 2, 2004
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Iranian authorities moved Christian prisoner Hamid Pourmand to a military prison in mid-November, deepening fears for the safety of the Protestant pastor
Baptist workers in Middle East see hope for unity with Arafat’s passing
November 25, 2004
The Nov. 11 death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat turned the world’s attention back to the possibility of peace in the Middle East. For years
Saudi Arabia’s religious restrictions hurt Muslims, non-Muslims
October 21, 2004
Experts on international religious freedom told a House committee Oct. 6 that broad religious restrictions in Saudi Arabia discriminate against many Muslims and non-Muslims alike,
Christian Iraqis flee homeland for safety
October 21, 2004
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Written threats, kidnappings, bombings and murder by Muslim extremists are driving thousands of Iraq’s minority Christian population out of their ancestral homeland,
Pakistan charges manhandling Christian prisoner
October 14, 2004
KARACHI, Pakistan — Arrest warrants were issued yesterday by a provincial high court in southern Pakistan against two Karachi police officers standing trial for contempt
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