Kazakhstan faces UN Human Rights Committee review
October 30, 2014
ASTANA, Kazakhstan — The human rights record of Kazakhstan faced reviews by the United Nations Human Rights Committee on Oct. 30 in Geneva, Switzerland. Nurlan
More groups collect food for Ebola-stricken countries
October 30, 2014
Alabama Baptists were among the first to send food to West African countries to help with food shortages but Baptist groups in other states also
Christian groups bolstering help for immigrants
October 30, 2014
WASHINGTON — An alliance of evangelical organizations has pledged to dramatically increase the number of church-based legal clinics across the country to assist immigrants with
Church leaders in Iran arrested, imprisoned
October 30, 2014
ZABOL, Iran — House-church leader Behnam Irani has been sentenced, along with two other Christian leaders, to six years in prison for their involvement in
Food collected in Alabama on its way to Liberia
October 30, 2014
As first responders to the food crisis in West Africa, Alabama Baptists began collecting food to assist with the food depletion in several countries following
Sudanese Air Force bombs churches, villages
October 30, 2014
JUBA, South Sudan — The Sudanese Air Force dropped four bombs on an Episcopal Church of Sudan (ECS) complex in the Nuba Mountains of South
Christian worship services attacked — 31 killed
October 30, 2014
As reports of kidnappings, killings and persecution of Christians in Nigeria continue to build, some Nigerian leaders see the work of Muslim militants as a
Houston mayor withdraws subpoenas to five pastors
October 29, 2014
Houston mayor Annise Parker announced this morning that she is withdrawing the subpoenas that were issued to five local pastors, Christianity Today reported. Parker said,
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