WASHINGTON — Government officials said a pilot prisoner-entry program that partners government and faith-based groups may have helped reduce the percentage of former prisoners who
Three-quarters of Americans believe moral values in America have weakened in the last 20 years and almost half think they have significantly weakened, according to
Joao and Nora Matwawana, a couple from Angola, are this year’s recipients of the Denton Lotz Human Rights Award, given annually by the Baptist World
WASHINGTON — Providing 9 million uninsured children access to quality health care should be a top priority for the country’s government officials, Southern Baptist ethics
KUFENA, Nigeria — Islamic students twice have set fire to a high school chapel in Kufena, Nigeria, since it was rebuilt last August after Muslims
The Roman Catholic Church grew to 69.1 million members in 2005, making it the fastest-growing church in the country, followed closely by the Assemblies of
CONAKRY, Guinea — After calling for 20 days of prayer for Guinea, Southern Baptist missionaries there are expressing thanks for the intercession of fellow Christians.
The arrest of a Messianic Jewish evangelist in Israel reflects the strife that often confronts Messianic Jews despite Israel’s guarantees of religious liberty and without
