A delegation of Baptists met with the head of a government committee on religion in Azerbaijan in January. The delegation — which included Tony Peck,
Almost 145 years after slavery was abolished and “liberty and justice for all” was truly declared, Americans elected a black man of African descent as
GANGAPUR DAM, India — Hindu extremists disrupted a baptism and thrashed believers at Gangapur Dam, Nashik district, in Maharashtra state Jan. 26. The Times of
In North American Mission Board (NAMB) missionary Lamar Duke’s native Alabama, there’s one Southern Baptist church for every 1,452 people. In the Pittsburgh area, where
JAKARTA, Indonesia — As candidates hit the campaign trail in preparation for Indonesia’s presidential election in July, rights groups have voiced strong opposition to an
WASHINGTON — Differing religious beliefs should not prevent people from loving and serving one another for the “betterment of our world,” President Barack Obama said
BEIJING — A Christian defender of human rights in China — whom authorities detained in early February — detailed state-sponsored torture he suffered in 2007
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama has selected a 26-year-old Pentecostal minister who served as his top religion adviser during the presidential campaign to head a
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