Guinea returns to normal after strike ends
March 22, 2007
CONAKRY, Guinea — Conditions in Guinea are returning to normal after an agreement with trade unions ended weeks of unrest and a national strike. Five
Espys to retire after more than decade in Wales
March 22, 2007
Many have read the stories of the great Welsh Revival of 1904–1905, when “God worked in mighty ways” in the small country that abuts England’s
Belarus deports U.S. citizens for religious activity
March 22, 2007
Mogilev, Belarus — Volunteers from the United States who were conducting free English seminars at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Mogilev, Belarus, were deported Feb. 15.
‘Lost Tomb of Jesus’ loses out with ‘farcical’ claim about bones
March 22, 2007
Just in time for the Lenten and Easter season, "The Lost Tomb of Jesus" documentary garnered much media attention in February and March. The documentary,
NAE board affirms stance on environment
March 22, 2007
MINNEAPOLIS — Board members of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) declined March 9 to chasten the group’s public-policy officer for his public statements on
Study finds 400 million Chinese practice a religion
March 22, 2007
SHANGHAI, China — Citizens of the People’s Republic of China are perhaps four times more religious than the government previously thought, according to a new
Uniontown Baptist Church member takes first missions trip at 78
March 22, 2007
According to Betty Mayton, a member of Uniontown Baptist Church in Cahaba Baptist Association, you are never too old to make a difference. The 78-year-old
Judge rules Baptist pastor not guilty of lewd act
March 22, 2007
OKLAHOMA CITY — A former member of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee was found not guilty March 7 of offering to engage in a
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