Lina Joy, a Malaysian convert to Christianity, has gone into hiding after extremists issued death threats against her and the lawyers supporting her cause. Escalating
Fedha Mohamed Elyas has visited her children in Texas before and returned home to Africa with no problems. But this time, she’s afraid to go
Since the United States first hosted ambassadors from Guatemala in 1824, the relationship between the two nations has been mainly cordial, although with some marked
According to the International Mission Board (IMB), there are 32 different people groups in Guatemala, speaking 28 different languages. Of these 32 groups, 11 of
WASHINGTON — A coalition of 13 pro-family groups is calling on the U.S. Justice Department and the FBI to investigate in-room hotel pornography. Jan LaRue,
In January, Alabama Baptists signed a three-year partnership with Guatemala Baptists. With 31 trips for 2006 either planned or already made, prospects for a successful
TEMPLE HILLS, Md. — In the latest chapter of a six-year legal saga, a Maryland judge has ruled that a Washington-area megachurch must turn church
By Martine G. Bates The Alabama Baptist As the Convention of Baptist Churches of Guatemala turns 60 this year, it is looking forward to both
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