Ruined buildings, their walls peppered by bullets and shrapnel, still mark Lebanon’s landscape a year after the 34-day conflict with Israel ended. Where homes and
SALISBURY, N.C. — Moral activist and Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) leader Coy Privette received “deferred prosecution” on six charges of aiding and abetting prostitution during
CHICAGO — The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) saw a slight drop in membership in 2006, continuing a trend of decline of more than
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — After three episodes of intestinal bleeding, Evangelist Billy Graham underwent a colonoscopy Aug. 22 to address his ailment. His doctor found an
A large sign outside the multistory Shinsegae department store in downtown Seoul, South Korea, reads, “Pray for the safe return of the hostages in Afghanistan.”
Waiting anxiously for relief packets that would keep their families alive another few days, famished villagers braved swiftly moving, chest-high water to crowd around the
Ten thousand Chinese become Christians each day, and by midcentury, the People’s Republic of China may be home to the world’s second largest concentration of
Baptists are hustling to provide help to those in need after an 8.0-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Peru Aug. 15. The earthquake affected
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