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
Police ‘concoct’ new charge against Ethiopian Christian
February 25, 2010
JIJIGA, Ethiopia — Prosecutors and police are trying to concoct a terrorism case against an Ethiopian convert from Islam who has been jailed since May
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
Persecution of Coptic Christians in Egypt continues
February 25, 2010
TETA, Egypt — Three men accused of killing six Coptic worshipers and a security guard pleaded “not guilty” Feb. 13 as the Coptic community mourned
Cowboy preacher survives mountain, plants churches in Idaho
February 25, 2010
North American Mission Board (NAMB) missionary Jim Ballard — all 243 pounds of him — lay sprawled in agonizing pain on a snow-covered dirt trail
Baptist volunteers arrested in Haiti may be released
February 18, 2010
Ten U.S. Baptist volunteers accused of kidnapping 33 children in Haiti may be released from jail but kept in Haiti until a final ruling is
Baptist arrests in Haiti could set back adoptions
February 18, 2010
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Southern Baptist seminary professor says the arrests of a group of Baptists from the United States accused of trying to remove
Baptists spread God’s work in Puerto Rico amid apathy
February 18, 2010
At the onset of his missionary career, Pastor Luis Rodríguez Molina and his wife, Lourdes Santiago, were dismayed at the lack of commitment from church
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