Egyptian officials release jailed Christian convert
June 7, 2007
CAIRO, Egypt — In a surprise gesture, Egyptian authorities released a Christian convert from Islam who had been jailed for two years without charges under
Once center of Persian Empire, Iran’s modern history fraught with fighting
June 7, 2007
According to the U.S. Department of State, modern Iranian history began with an uprising against the then–ruling shah in 1905. While there have been periods
Gospel moving despite persecution
June 7, 2007
The 1979 revolution in Iran was an attempt to slam shut the country’s doors to the gospel but it did not succeed. The truth is
Iran departs from religious legacy, persecutes non-Muslims
June 7, 2007
In 1979, the citizens of Iran were hopeful for a future with more freedom. But that hope evaporated into a haze of intolerance and oppression
Biblical principles important for law on immigration
June 7, 2007
Baptists learn the biblical stories of the good Samaritan and “love your neighbor as yourself” early in life. These stories serve as directives for those
Iranian Christians face persecution from all sides
June 7, 2007
We don’t pray for persecution to go away — we pray that we won’t deny Jesus when persecution comes,” said Reza, a young Iranian man.
United States’ relationship with Iran filled with tension, sanctions
June 7, 2007
In 1883, the United States sent the first official envoy to the nation of Persia, now known as Iran. For almost 100 years, the two
Indian conversion laws come under review
June 7, 2007
NEW DELHI — India’s National Commission for Minorities has asked several Indian states that have adopted controversial anti–conversion laws to provide data about how many
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