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
Romanian Baptist president seen as sign of unity
June 7, 2007
CLUJ, Romania — In a move signaling a renewed interest in partnering with the European Baptist Federation (EBF), Romanian Baptists have elected Otniel Bunaciu as
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
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
About 30 house church leaders arrested in China
May 31, 2007
AKSU, China — Government-sanctioned persecution of Christians has darkened the landscape of Xinjiang province in northwestern China. Most recently, an estimated 30 house church leaders
Alabama Baptist couple shares Christ amid spiritual darkness in Hindu nation
May 31, 2007
Seven years ago, Emily Clinton was at a breaking point. A small-town Alabamian at heart, the Southern Baptist worker was having emotional difficulty serving
Missouri ministers seek to ‘save convention’
May 31, 2007
ST. CHARLES, Mo. — Eleven ministers who supported conservatives’ efforts to take control of the Missouri Baptist Convention (MBC) now say that the people they
Survey detects hostility toward evangelicals among professors
May 31, 2007
About half of nonevangelical university faculty acknowledge that they have cool or unfavorable feelings about evangelical Christians, a new survey shows. A survey released May
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