‘U.S. Marine for Christ’ prompts suit at Colo. academy
February 17, 2011
WASHINGTON — Professors at the U.S. Air Force Academy have filed suit in a bid to stop a school prayer luncheon headlined by a motivational
Crime in U.S. churches increased in 2010, report shows
February 17, 2011
Cincinnati, Ohio — Each week brings an average of two arsons, seven thefts and 19 burglaries at U.S. churches, according to Christian Security Network’s second
DADT repeal won’t change anything for military chaplains
February 10, 2011
WASHINGTON — The pending repeal of the U.S. military’s ban on openly gay members will not change policies related to chaplains, the Pentagon stated Jan.
Soiled booklet leads many Chinese to Christ
February 10, 2011
No one notices the young Chinese woman silently crying in the back pew. It’s the only place she finds solace from her deep depression and
Tourists bring back Bibles
February 10, 2011
Since the Southern Cross project began distributing Bibles to Chinese tourists 10 years ago, close to a million Bible packets have been given away. Bibles
Attacks on Indonesian churches spiked in 2010
February 10, 2011
JAKARTA, Indonesia — Violations of Christians’ religious freedom in Indonesia jumped from 12 incidents in 2009 to 75 last year, according to a report from
Prisoner of conscience ‘released but not free’
February 10, 2011
ANDIJAN, Uzbekistan — Former prisoner of conscience (POC) Dmitry Shestakov was recently released from a four-year jail sentence. However Shestakov continues to be placed under
Baptists in Lebanon focus on ministry amid political turmoil
February 10, 2011
It’s been quite an eventful beginning of the year in our part of the world (the Middle East) — Lebanon included. Most of what is
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