Religious freedom focus of U.S. report
November 17, 2005
The State Department’s annual report on the state of religious freedom around the globe stars the usual villains but also contains some new bright
Helping the hurting
November 17, 2005
Ten months later, nightmares still haunt the little girls. When they close their eyes, they still see the 30-foot wall of water crashing down.
Baptists work for peace in India’s tribal conflict
November 17, 2005
KOHIMA, India — Baptists have tried to intervene in the tribal warfare between the Karbi and Dimasa tribes in northeast India. Baptists have a
Jewish leaders cheer international Holocaust day
November 17, 2005
JERUSALEM — Jewish leaders are expressing satisfaction over a United Nations decision to establish an international Holocaust day but said that such a gesture
Iraq Constitution survives vote, troubles some
November 10, 2005
The new Iraq Constitution, recently approved in a national election, sets forth two competing visions of democracy and human rights, according to some religious-freedom
Extremists attack pastor, wife, driver in India
November 10, 2005
GUJARAT, India — About 30 Hindu extremists attacked a pastor, his wife and their driver in the western state of Gujarat, India, Oct. 23.
Hindu extremist attacks curb Christian festival
November 10, 2005
NEW DELHI — For nearly two weeks, Hindu extremists have been attacking Christians in the Banswara district of India’s Rajasthan state, resulting in the
Muslims halt church building in Indonesia
November 10, 2005
JAVA, Indonesia — Nine hard-line Islamic organizations have persuaded local officials in Bekasi district, West Java, Indonesia, to halt the construction of a church.
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