Pa. judge nullifies weddings by online ministers
November 1, 2007
YORK, Pa. — Anna and Casey Pickett fell in love during a college class on Transcendental literature, reveling in the nature-loving rhapsodies of Henry David
Saudi textbooks, school under federal scrutiny
November 1, 2007
WASHINGTON — Textbooks used in Saudi Arabian schools and a Saudi-funded school in northern Virginia have come under scrutiny by a federal watchdog panel charged
Arsonists attack Baptist church in Jerusalem
November 1, 2007
Baptist House, home of Narkis Street Baptist Church in Jerusalem, was attacked by arsonists in the pre-dawn hours of Oct. 24, but quick action from
European missions project expands to 24 countries
November 1, 2007
PRAGUE, Czech Republic — The European Baptist Federation (EBF), with the generous help of 15 missions partners around the world, has developed a missions project
Pakistani Christians offer their neighbors rays of post-quake hope
November 1, 2007
Houses of stone crumble and once the initial shock passes after tragedy and loss, people usually return to what they know. The people of Pakistan
Militant Muslims threaten Christians in Nigeria
October 25, 2007
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — Militant Islamists in Maiduguri in the northern state of Borno, Nigeria, have sent three letters to a church warning that members would
Poll: One in 10 Americans have religious objections to Halloween
October 25, 2007
About one in 10 Americans have religious objections to Halloween, a 2006 Gallup Panel survey showed. Eleven percent of Americans say they personally have objections
Muslims in U.S. welcome Ramadan resolution
October 25, 2007
WASHINGTON — U.S. Muslims are welcoming a congressional resolution commemorating the Islamic holy month of Ramadan as an important, if symbolic, sign that they are
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