An especially meager crop in an isolated valley in Central Asia created a food shortage — and an opportunity for Southern Baptists to help meet
OWOSSO, Mich. — In what may be the first killing of a person protesting abortion, a retired autoworker in Michigan was gunned down Sept. 11
More than a half-century after the last missionaries left the country, a delegation of British Baptists is visiting China to explore re-establishing work in the
PAWLEYS ISLAND, S.C. — A South Carolina parish that split from the Episcopal Church in 2004 can keep its church property, the state’s Supreme Court
BANGALORE, India — With at least 43 incidents of anti-Christian violence, Karnataka had more attacks on Christians in the first eight months of this year
VENTURA, Calif. — One in 10 U.S. churches employs a woman as senior pastor, double the percentage from a decade ago, according to a new
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Pavel Peichev, the head of Uzbekistan’s Baptist Union, and two colleagues face up to three years in prison each when they go
YALAMA, Azerbaijan — On Sept. 10, Javid Shangarov, a Baptist from the small town of Yalama in northern Azerbaijan, was fined and ordered deported for
