Pastor’s ‘hate crime’ reversed
December 8, 2005
American legal groups defending religious liberty say they are pleased with the acquittal of a Swedish pastor who had been charged with a hate crime
Methodist bishops repent over war in Iraq
December 8, 2005
NASHVILLE — Leaders of the United Methodist Church, of which President George W. Bush is a member, have released a joint statement saying they repent
Giving is greatest where Christianity is strongest
December 8, 2005
BOSTON — Bible Belt residents are among the most generous in the nation, according to the Catalogue of Philanthropy’s annual “Generosity Index.” For the fourth
Sports complexes designate areas for prayer
December 8, 2005
NEWARK, N.J. — In what may be the first such designation in the nation, the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority will set aside areas
Muslim militant who planned Jibla killings executed
December 8, 2005
A Muslim militant connected to the 2002 murders of Alabama missionary and medical doctor Martha Myers and two other Southern Baptist missionaries in Yemen
Pollution turns river of baptism into ‘open sewage canal’
December 8, 2005
At the Alumot Dam on the edge of Kibbutz Deganya, a community located a couple of miles south of the Sea of Galilee, you can
Iranian convert kidnapped, stabbed to death
December 8, 2005
GONBAD-E-KAVUS, Iran — In late November, an Iranian convert to Christianity was kidnapped from his home in northeastern Iran and stabbed to death, his bleeding
Bush calls for religious freedom in China
December 8, 2005
Human-rights activists Nov. 21 praised President George W. Bush’s call for religious freedom during his recent visit to China but said the communist government’s
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