Five Catholic Christians shot in Iraqi homes
May 14, 2009
KIRKUK, Iraq — Gunmen in Iraq shot five Chaldean Catholic Christians in their Kirkuk homes April 26 in two separate attacks, killing three and injuring
Methodist court rejects moves to support gay ‘marriage’
May 14, 2009
DALLAS — The United Methodist Church’s highest court has ruled that clergy may not officiate at same-sex unions, even in states where such marriages are
Chinese earthquake survivors find healing
May 14, 2009
When the earthquake struck, Lim Yew was walking across campus at the boarding school where he taught kindergarten. The ground buckled and the powerful tremor
Alabama-native Tim Akers lends support to new churches
May 7, 2009
I’m kind of a No. 2 guy,” said Baptist representative and Alabama-native Tim Akers as he drove down a cobblestone street in Lviv, a regional
Atkins helps volunteer missions teams 24/7
May 7, 2009
When Alabama Baptist volunteers walk into the lobby of the Kiev International Airport in Ukraine after passing through immigration control and customs, they look for
Pastor in Kiev sends thanks to Alabama Baptists for help
May 7, 2009
Would you say a big thank you to all Alabama Baptist volunteers who have helped us in Ukraine?” asked Sergey Bochko, pastor of Open Hearts
Preachers’ voices still heard from beyond grave
May 7, 2009
On the Sunday after Easter, famed Southern Baptist preacher Adrian Rogers appeared on Trinity Broadcasting Network, asking his congregation in suburban Memphis to turn to
Imprisoned Saudi Christian released but restricted
May 7, 2009
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — In a surprise move, a Saudi Christian arrested in January for describing his conversion from Islam and criticizing the kingdom’s judiciary
