More than a century of Baptist missions
November 13, 2008
When the first Baptist missionaries arrived in Argentina in the late 1800s, they found a country filled with European immigrants and their descendants with fading
Kidnappers still holding pastor
November 6, 2008
More than a week has passed (at press time) since San Diego pastor Manuel Jesus Tec was kidnapped Oct. 21 in Tijuana, and the family
Iraqi churches request help to curb violence
November 6, 2008
Amid escalating violence against Christians, Iraqi church leaders have appealed directly to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for increased efforts to curb continuing attacks in Mosul.
Somalian Christian killed for faith
November 6, 2008
Among at least 24 aid workers killed in Somalia this year was one who was beheaded in September for converting from Islam to Christianity, among
CBS, other networks increasingly airing indecency on television
November 6, 2008
CBS and other broadcast television networks increasingly are pushing the boundaries of what is acceptable entertainment as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the government body
Poll says United States ‘blessed’ by God but troublesome in worldwide involvement
November 6, 2008
Six in 10 Americans think the United States is “uniquely blessed” by God, but a higher percentage — almost eight in 10 — think the
Examine candidates’ values, ask ‘So what?’
November 6, 2008
American Christians may pledge loyalty to the United States Constitution. But behind the closed curtain of the polling booth, many violate the spirit of the
Episcopal Church ousts California clerics
November 6, 2008
FRESNO, Calif. — An Episcopal Church committee voted Oct. 17 to oust more than 50 California clerics who left the denomination last year to join
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