Evangelicals should take a cautious view of a proposed code of ethics banning “unethical” efforts to persuade people to accept Christ, two Southern Baptist professors
LONDON, Ontario — Canada’s Anglican bishops have decided to continue a moratorium on same-sex “marriages” that was first imposed in 2005. Meeting in London, Ontario,
The following is an interview with Sharon Pumpelly, who with her husband, Larry, served as an International Mission Board (IMB) worker for 26 years in
AMPEGAMA, Sri Lanka — Residents of the Baptist village in Sri Lanka welcomed Baptist World Aid (BWAid) director Paul Montacute, who toured the new development
MUMBAI, India — A rash of violence in Maharashtra state in early November is typical of a growing history of unchecked Hindu extremist crimes against
BADARPUR, India — In a rare instance of conflict between two religious communities in India, Muslims in a village in West Bengal state have ostracized
NEW YORK — Leaders from a number of Christian traditions met Nov. 9 in New York in an attempt to mobilize Christians to “reflect on
TULSA, Okla. — Tenured faculty at Oral Roberts University (ORU), Tulsa, Okla., approved a motion Nov. 12 voicing “no confidence” in Richard Roberts, the embattled
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