Burmese Christians fear civil war, consequences

December 23, 2010

RANGOON, Burma — Civilians in two ethnic minority states with large Christian populations fear their lives may be in danger as skirmishes between rebels and

Armenians anxious about restrictions on religion

December 23, 2010

YEREVAN, Armenia — Concern is mounting among human rights defenders and many of Armenia’s religious minority communities about proposed amendments to several laws imposing new

Republicans join FRC protest of hate group listing

December 23, 2010

WASHINGTON — The Family Research Council (FRC), joined by prominent Republican allies, is mounting an aggressive defense to a decision by the Southern Poverty Law

Germany: Two-day Christmas: ‘Feast for family, feast of peace’

December 23, 2010

Klaus Rösler works as an editor for various Christian magazines and press services, including the European Baptist Press Service, a department of the European Baptist

United Kingdom: Christmas in United Kingdom often a retail race

December 23, 2010

Mark Woods is editor of The Baptist Times, a weekly newspaper associated with the Baptist Union of Great Britain. Christmas in the United Kingdom is

Anglican diocese in favor of same-sex blessings wins dispute

December 23, 2010

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — A Canadian appeals court has ruled in favor of an Anglican diocese in a property dispute with congregations opposed to same-sex

Poland: Common meal characterizes Polish Christmas

December 23, 2010

Daniël Trusiewicz of Poland oversees the European Baptist Federation’s Indigenous Missionary Project, an effort to facilitate evangelism and planting new Baptist churches in Europe, the