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
Christians’ freedom ignored on African isles
January 1, 2009
CHAKE-CHAKE, Pemba — Christians on the predominantly Muslim islands of Pemba and the Comoros Archipelago are beaten, detained and banished for their faith, according to
Muslim riot leaves 500 dead, 40 churches destroyed
January 1, 2009
JOS, Nigeria — The murderous rioting sparked by Muslim attacks on Christians and their property Nov. 28–29 left six pastors dead, at least 500 other
IMB representatives reach Brazil’s urban poor with gospel
January 1, 2009
International Mission Board representative Eric Reese taps on the interior ceiling light, illuminating the cab of his Chevy pickup. He doesn’t need to see inside
Judge halts Christian-themed license plates in S.C.
January 1, 2009
COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolinians who want to advertise their Christian faith on their car tags won’t get to anytime soon, according to a Dec.
Half of clergy say churches need to address poverty
January 1, 2009
VENTURA, Calif. — Slightly more than half of Christian clergy surveyed say their own congregation should be doing more to address global poverty and health.
Muslims attack, injure Bangladeshi Christians
January 1, 2009
CHAKARIA, Bangladesh — The harassment that Bangladeshi converts from Islam face from Muslim neighbors in Chakaria took a serious turn in November when an attack
Tonga suffering relieved by Baptist food project
January 1, 2009
BINGA, Zimbabwe –– Southern Baptists have brought badly needed relief to an isolated region of Zimbabwe, where a national political impasse — compounded by hyperinflation,
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