Obscure Mandaean faith risks extinction in Iraq
January 3, 2008
BAGHDAD, Iraq — The Iraq war has claimed many victims, but perhaps the least known is a small religion that scholars say is the last
10 baptisms mark breakthrough in African people group
January 3, 2008
The waves crashing onto the Senegal shore that day were rough — almost too rough for one of the women waiting to be baptized. She
Good works not enough, Vatican tells missionaries
January 3, 2008
VATICAN CITY — Roman Catholic missionaries should aim to win souls and not restrict themselves to humanitarian good works, the Vatican said Dec. 14. A
Quiet movements of 2007 may indicate a realignment of the religious right
December 20, 2007
History books are full of dates that mark seminal events: 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door and launched the
Ten killed, three churches set ablaze in Nigeria
December 20, 2007
BAUCHI, Nigeria — Ten people have been killed and three churches set on fire after Muslim students in Bauchi, Nigeria, began a rampage Dec. 11.
Bethlehem: Christ’s birthplace
December 20, 2007
Bethlehem’s population of 29,000 is primarily Muslim. Arab Christians make up less than one-third of the population. It is located five miles southwest of Jerusalem.
Christmas movies offer family time, chance to create tradition
December 20, 2007
Great Christmas movies often come from different genres, but film experts and casual aficionados agree that all can accomplish the same goal — reaching individuals
Baptists help Bangladesh cyclone victims
December 20, 2007
In the time since Cyclone Sidr’s 150-mph winds ravaged Bangladesh Nov. 15, Baptists have been hard at work helping the victims recover. The death toll
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