Baptist attorney fights for human rights in Congo
November 4, 2010
LONDON — A Congolese-British Baptist who escaped death by firing squad in her home country three years ago is once again confronting the authorities to
Baptist workers teach Malians new farming techniques
November 4, 2010
It was spring in Western Africa, and the previous year’s meager harvest had been eaten. The crops for that year had not even been planted.
Alabama’s Gulf Coast businesses rebuild after oil spill, slow summer
November 4, 2010
By Martine Bates Sharp It’s more than a month into the fall — normally time for business at the beach to slow down. But this
U.S. military suicide rate on the rise in recent years
October 28, 2010
WASHINGTON — The number of people in the U.S. military who have committed suicide has increased dramatically in recent years, with the Army alone battling
Crystal Cathedral files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
October 28, 2010
GARDEN GROVE, Calif. — The Crystal Cathedral, the gleaming Southern California megachurch known for its “Hour of Power” television broadcast, has filed for Chapter 11
European bishops create Christian rights watchdog
October 28, 2010
VIENNA, Austria — Roman Catholic bishops from across Europe have set up an organization to defend the rights of Christians and monitor prejudice across the
Druidry recognized as an official religion in Britain
October 28, 2010
LONDON — Druidry, the pagan worship that has been practiced on the shores of Britain for thousands of years, gained recognition by the British government
World Christian leaders gather to talk evangelism
October 28, 2010
Four thousand Christian leaders from about 200 countries gathered in Cape Town, South Africa, Oct. 16–25, for the third Lausanne Congress on Global Evangelization to
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