Ukrainian Baptists continue ministry amid conflict
July 17, 2014
Ukrainian Baptists have stepped up ministry as conflict continues to tear at their country, Slavik Pyzh told pastors and lay leaders in Missouri recently. Pyzh,
Newly abducted Nigerians escape Boko Haram
July 8, 2014
More than 60 Nigerian women and girls Boko Haram abducted from northeast Nigeria two weeks ago have escaped and are reunited with their families,
Commitment to Egypt’s new constitution questioned
July 3, 2014
LUXOR, Egypt — Charges of “blasphemy” against a Christian in Egypt for “liking” a Facebook page run by converts from Islam calls into question the
Alabama students use soccer symbol as witnessing tool at World Cup
July 3, 2014
Sixty-four soccer matches contested by 736 players on 32 teams in 12 cities. Without argument, the month-long 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil is the
Bob Sena named SBC Hispanic relations consultant
July 3, 2014
NASHVILLE — Longtime evangelist and leader Bob Sena has been named Hispanic relations consultant to the Executive Committee (EC) of the Southern Baptist Convention, EC
NAMB initiative seeks to reverse decline in Korean church numbers
July 3, 2014
Planting a second-generation Korean-American church has its cultural and generational challenges, according to John Yi, who serves as the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions’
Sudanese mother on death row released from prison
July 3, 2014
JUBA, South Sudan — Meriam Yahia Ibrahim was released from prison in South Sudan on June 23, only to be detained at the Juba airport
Coptic teacher loses appeal, sentenced to prison in Egypt
July 3, 2014
AL-EDISAT, Egypt — A Coptic woman has lost her appeal of what human rights activists call a false conviction for blaspheming Islam and has been
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