Voodoo priest’s son leads Haitians to Christ
March 4, 2010
On a hot afternoon in a crowded, makeshift camp in Port-au-Prince, Jean Junior Cineas sits under a tarp suspended by a broomstick. He shares his
European court censures Turkey over religious ID
March 4, 2010
ANKARA, Turkey — A European human rights court has condemned Turkey for requiring citizens to specify their religious status on national identity cards. “This is
Samford students raise money for Haiti
March 4, 2010
Samford University students Lauren Barry (left) and Matt Fennell were among performers at a Hope for Haiti benefit concert Feb. 4. Students and others crowded
Missionary penetrates pockets of lostness in Arizona
March 4, 2010
As a Southern Baptist pastor for the last 30 years — and as a North American Mission Board missionary for the past six — Louis
First Alabama Baptist teams return; more headed out
February 25, 2010
Gene Birdsong said old men cry too. “I just couldn’t help it,” he explained. He wasn’t alone. “There wasn’t a one of us on that
Eight volunteers released in Haiti; two remain in jail
February 25, 2010
After nearly three weeks in a Haitian jail, eight Baptists from the United States were released Feb. 17, but two remained in prison in the
Baptists’ long-term relief plan in Haiti underway
February 25, 2010
In response to the Haiti earthquake, Southern Baptist leaders have formulated a plan for a long-term relief effort that focuses on work with existing Haitian
Baptist arrested for drugs; others call charges false
February 25, 2010
GULISTON, Uzbekistan — Tohar Haydarov, a Baptist arrested by Guliston City Police in central Syrdarya region Jan. 18, faces criminal charges of producing or storing
