Nigerian Anglican bishop survives fourth attack
May 11, 2006
ZARIA, Nigeria — The latest attack on Ali Buba Lamido, 47, Anglican bishop of Wusasa diocese in Kaduna state, began as the past year’s previous
Salvation Army chooses its national commander
May 11, 2006
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Commissioner Israel L. Gaither was chosen as The Salvation Army’s national commander for the United States Feb. 1. He was appointed by
Ukraine’s relationship with America improving after rocky start
May 4, 2006
Although the United States has a strong interest in maintaining close ties with Ukraine, it has not always been easy. Steven Pifer, U.S. State Department
Ukrainian Baptists planting churches, reaching out to country
May 4, 2006
Legend has it that the apostle Andrew preached along the southern Black Sea coast and then followed the Dnipro River to the current site of
Coalition says global warming worries overblown
May 4, 2006
WASHINGTON — A coalition of evangelical religious leaders has launched an education campaign that will try to persuade pastors and churchgoers that dire predictions about
Ancient world leader, Ukraine finding its place in 21st-century politics, economics
May 4, 2006
What is the second-largest nation in Europe? In what country did the worst nuclear accident in history occur? If you answered “Ukraine” to both questions,
Ukraine spiritual needs great ; missionaries see hope for harvest
May 4, 2006
According to Mike Ray, the biggest problem facing International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries is how to prioritize their work, based on the high number of
Ukraine — Nation of great beauty, culture
May 4, 2006
Freed from 71 years of communist control almost 15 years ago, Ukraine remains a mystery to most Western travelers. Places like Yalta, Odessa, Crimea, even
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