Christians increasingly vulnerable in Nepal
August 13, 2009
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Three years after a pro-democracy movement led to the proclamation of Nepal as a secular state, some Christians say they are in
Baptists pray for Nigeria after violent outbreaks
August 13, 2009
EDE, Netherlands — Recent violent outbreaks in Nigeria led the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) to pause during its General Council meeting in Ede, Netherlands, to
Laotian Christians persecuted, lose livestock
August 13, 2009
KATIN, Laos — Officials and residents of Katin village in Ta Oih district, Saravan province, Laos, confiscated and slaughtered livestock belonging to nine Christian families
Another Christian dies in Eritrean military prison
August 13, 2009
MITIRE, Eritrea — Another Christian imprisoned for his faith in Eritrea has died from authorities denying him medical treatment, according to a Christian support organization.
Police in Bangladesh torture pastor, two others
August 13, 2009
BOALIA, Bangladesh — At the urging of local Muslim leaders, police in western Bangladesh tortured a pastor and two other Christians for legally proclaiming Christ.
Pakistani Christians burned to death in Islamist attack
August 13, 2009
Islamic extremists set ablaze more than 50 houses and a church Aug. 1 in northeastern Pakistan’s Gojra following an accusation of “blasphemy” of the Quran,
Asia Baptists accused of illegal religious activity at children’s camp
August 6, 2009
Authorities in Uzbekistan cracked down on Baptists after a government-sponsored news agency ran articles alleging illegal religious activity at a summer camp for children. Forum
Dividing church, state a life, death issue for Baptists in other countries
August 6, 2009
For many Baptists in the United States, the separation of church and state is no more than a historical concept or fodder for the culture
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