Germany ordains first rabbis since World War II
September 28, 2006
DRESDEN, Germany — For the first time since the end of World War II, rabbis have been ordained in Germany. The three graduates of Potsdam’s
Christianity, not communism, now offering Russians hope
September 28, 2006
The sun shone bright and warm Aug. 19 as a martial anthem glorifying communism and the old Soviet Union echoed across Moscow’s Red Square. The
Attacks against Christians continue in India
September 28, 2006
AKKIALLUR, India — Two pastors in the town of Akkiallur in Haveri district in India’s Karnataka state were arrested Sept. 3 after a mob of
Uzbek Protestants beaten, pastor’s wife deported
September 14, 2006
TERMEZ, Uzbekistan — Armed Uzbek police and secret police raided a Protestant summer camp Aug. 24, resulting in the detention of about 20 church members,
Christians build relationships, share with Muslims by understanding similarities, differences
September 14, 2006
Christians and Muslims worship the same God; the Father of the Lord Jesus Christ and Allah of the Quran are nothing alike. Muslims support human
Two Alliance churches allowed back into Cuba
September 14, 2006
WASHINGTON — As the Alliance of Baptists appeals a $34,000 penalty for allegedly violating travel rules to Cuba, two of the five churches charged with
Maronite Catholics attack Baptists in Beirut
September 14, 2006
AJALTOUN, Lebanon — Maronite Catholics attacked a newly built, independent Baptist church near Beirut Aug. 2, mauling churchgoers preparing to host war refugees from southern
State Baptists learn how to respond when other faith groups come knocking
September 14, 2006
When Jehovah’s Witnesses come walking up your driveway, do you shut the curtains, turn the TV off and make a run for it?” The
