Muslims overrun court during Christians’ hearing
June 11, 2009
MUSTAFABAD, Pakistan — In May, radical Pakistani Muslims overran a courtroom in a town outside of Lahore in hopes of swaying a judge in a
Ga. to become first state with embryo adoption law
June 11, 2009
ATLANTA — The nation’s first law governing the adoption of embryos is set to take effect in Georgia after being passed by the Legislature and
First German rabbis ordained since Holocaust
June 11, 2009
BERLIN — Germany saw the ordination of its own Orthodox rabbis on June 2, a first in the more than six decades since the Nazi
Researcher: Young evangelicals embrace ‘social justice’
June 11, 2009
Younger evangelical pastors are less likely to self-identify as conservatives than older generations and more apt to view social justice as a gospel imperative, LifeWay
Economic climate enables ministry for chaplains
June 4, 2009
Behind the crashing numbers on Wall Street and the failing finances of once-thriving businesses are the stories of people facing pay cuts, unemployment, family worries
Opp doctor, wife spend several weeks each year doing medical missions in Togo
June 4, 2009
Although Dr. Ken Crowe and his wife, Terry, of Westview Baptist Church, Opp, had participated in medical missions trips for more than 20 years, Ken
Christianity Today to make cuts
June 4, 2009
Publishing powerhouse Christianity Today International (CTI), citing hard times in its industry, is shutting down four publications and laying off 31 workers. According to a
Believers kicked off property after Easter outreach
June 4, 2009
UNGUNJA UKUU, Tanzania — Worship in a house church near Zanzibar City did not take place May 24 for the third week running after Muslim
