‘Blasphemy’ suspect acquitted in Pakistan
March 23, 2006
SANGLA HILL, Pakistan — A Pakistani Christian was cleared of guilt by an anti-terrorism court Feb. 23 after being jailed since November 2005 for allegedly
Nigerian state accused of training jihadists
March 23, 2006
ABUJA, Nigeria — The week of Feb. 6, the Nigerian government said intelligence agents had found that Kano state in northern Nigeria was seeking foreign
Missionary leads online prayer effort for Sierra Leone
March 23, 2006
The sound of a computer booting up echoes throughout the house. Lori Funderburk hardly notices the familiar noise as she sips her cup of tea
Amman principal pursues master’s degree at Samford
March 23, 2006
For Suha Jouaneh Shahin, her job is her ministry. Shahin is principal of The Baptist School of Amman (ABS) in Jordan and is currently pursuing
Muslims in Nigeria set fire to churches
March 23, 2006
Muslim rioters killed 10 Christians and set ablaze nine churches in Kontagora, Niger state, in central Nigeria the night of Feb. 23. The militants in
Samford, Jordanian school partnership making a difference
March 23, 2006
What began as a one-week workshop in the Middle East evolved into a three-year partnership between Samford University in Birmingham and The Baptist School of
Russian freedom violations condemned
March 23, 2006
The U.S. House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly March 15 to call on Russian officials to work more diligently to protect religious freedom across their nation.
ACLU settles suit over Silver Ring Thing program
March 16, 2006
MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has agreed to stop funding an abstinence program that included religious elements.
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