U.S. panel says Iraq violates religious liberty
January 8, 2009
A bipartisan U.S. panel has recommended Iraq be returned to a list of the world’s worst violators of religious liberty for the first time since
New Congress reflects overall religious landscape
January 8, 2009
The religious makeup of the incoming 111th Congress roughly matches the overall American religious landscape, with overrepresentation among Jews and Mormons, according to a new
Survey detects significant changes in U.S. church life
January 8, 2009
U.S. congregations have changed significantly in the last eight years, according to a new study, with them becoming more ethnically diverse, more technologically savvy and
Judge hands conservative Episcopalians legal victory
January 8, 2009
FAIRFAX, Va. — A Virginia judge ruled Dec. 19 that three parcels of land belong to parishes that have broken away from the Episcopal Church,
Physician-assisted suicide movement advances
January 8, 2009
WASHINGTON — Recent developments demonstrate the campaign to legalize physician-assisted suicide continues to make progress. The evidence includes: – A Montana district judge ruled Dec.
Wetumpka church helps provide gifts for Iraqi children
January 8, 2009
Thanks to some U.S. soldiers and a little help from Mountain View Baptist Church, Wetumpka, some Iraqi children’s smiles got a little bit bigger recently.
Baptist ranchers reach out to Quichua people
January 8, 2009
Darrell Musick shifts his tan Chevy pickup into four-wheel drive to begin off-roading mountain trails through the Ecuadorian Andes. After pushing his truck to the
Orissa Christians in need of Southern Baptist aid
January 8, 2009
BHUBANESWAR, India — About 2,100 Christian families driven from their homes in India’s Orissa state are receiving badly needed relief supplies from Southern Baptists’ world
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