Baylor pulls controversial Starbucks cup
September 29, 2005
NASHVILLE — A controversial Starbucks cup that promotes the homosexual agenda has been pulled from a Baylor University coffee shop after someone commented that such
Pastor freed from Vietnamese mental hospital
September 29, 2005
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — Committed to a Vietnamese mental hospital for nearly a year after being diagnosed as “delusional” for believing in God,
Alabamians join students nationwide in prayer rally
September 29, 2005
Prayer in schools is alive and well. On Sept. 21, countless students across the nation met around school flagpoles to live out their faith through
Christian compound in India put under siege
September 29, 2005
SIKARIA, India — A mob of Hindu extremists surrounded a Gospel Echoing Missionary Society (GEMS) mission compound in Rohtas district, Bihar state, India, Aug. 31
Americans viewing Islam more positively
September 29, 2005
More Americans hold favorable views of Muslims today than before 9/11, and fewer Americans say Islam is more likely than other religious to encourage violence,
Nigerian Anglicans delete Canterbury references
September 29, 2005
LONDON — The Anglican Church of Nigeria no longer defines itself as a church in communion with the archbishop of Canterbury — something that historically
Jordanian king outlines ‘path to peace’
September 22, 2005
WASHINGTON — On Sept. 13, Jordan’s King Abdullah II called on Jews, Christians and Muslims around the world to “live by a common word of
Alabama Baptists travel for missions
September 22, 2005
Guatemala was the site of a missions trip July 2–9 for eight members of Eden Westside Baptist Church, Pell City. The team worked at Casa
