Christian prison proposed in small Okla. town
November 19, 2009
WAKITA, Okla. — A tiny town in Oklahoma is throwing its support behind a push to build a privately run, faith-based prison that would employ
Russian Baptists express ‘alarm’ over proposed changes in nation’s religion law
November 19, 2009
Russian Baptist leaders have raised concerns about proposed revisions to the nation’s religion law — changes they contend would greatly curtail religious freedom in Russia.
National Council of Churches installs new president
November 19, 2009
NEW YORK — The National Council of Churches (NCC) installed a new president, Peg Chemberlin, and president-elect, Kathryn Lohre, in a ceremony Nov. 12. They
Court impedes effort to rescue kidnapped girl
November 19, 2009
SUJANKATHI, Bangladesh — A bail order in Bangladesh has impeded police from rescuing a Christian girl who was abducted and forced to convert to Islam
Indonesia seminary students evicted from two sites
November 19, 2009
WEST JAKARTA, Indonesia — Hundreds of students from Arastamar Evangelical Theological Seminary (AETS) were recently evicted from two sites where they had taken refuge after
Baptist congregation in El Salvador devastated by Ida
November 19, 2009
Though Ida had slowed to a tropical storm before she made landfall in Alabama on Nov. 10, she was a full-force hurricane when she bombarded
Hindu extremists attack church, burn literature
November 19, 2009
HUBLI, India — A mob of about 50 Hindu extremists attacked a church Oct. 25 in old Hubli, burning Bibles and Christian literature. The Evangelical
Vietnamese man becomes first Christ follower in Cambodian floating village
November 19, 2009
David never imagined he’d use ghosts as a way to share the gospel. A Christian worker in Cambodia, David was surveying Vietnamese floating villages on
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