Christian arrested under anti-conversion law
October 20, 2005
INDORE, India — A Christian worker is in jail in Indore, in the state of Madhya Pradesh in India, after authorities arrested him Oct.
Indian Christians on trial for conversions
October 20, 2005
CHATTISGARH, India — Nine Christians in the Durg district of Chattisgarh state, India, are on trial for disrupting the peace between two communities by
CBF leaders address ‘Jesus’ in constitution
October 20, 2005
Leaders of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) may add a preamble to the organization’s constitution, restoring explicit references to Jesus Christ and the Great Commission
Baptists, Catholics developing closer relations
October 20, 2005
According to Roman Catholic Archbishop Wilton Gregory, leader of the Atlanta archdiocese, there is a new thing happening among Baptists and Roman Catholics – cooperation,
Evangelicals expelled from homes in Mexico
October 20, 2005
SAN NICOLAS, Mexico — About 150 evangelicals — 40 families — will be expelled from their homes in San Nicolas, near Ixmiquilpan municipality in
Nepal Baptists request urgent prayer for church
October 13, 2005
KATHMANDU, Nepal — A conflict management team from the Nepal Baptist Church Council (NBCC) needs urgent prayer as members meet with Maoist leaders. The Maoist
Anniston’s Holley family returns from role overseeing missionary finances in Central Europe
October 13, 2005
When Bryan Holley stepped on the airplane for his first international missions trip, he had no idea that he would land in the very region
European Baptists support indigenous missions
October 13, 2005
PRAGUE, Czech Republic — Three years after its founding, the European Baptist Federation’s (EBF) Indigenous Missionary Project (IMP) has noticeably expanded its efforts. At
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