Mob attacks boarding house at theological school
August 18, 2005
JAKARTA, Indonesia — An angry mob has twice attacked a boarding house at a theological school in Pulo village, Makasar district, east Jakarta, Indonesia, causing
Muslim extremists threaten to kill family
August 18, 2005
LAGOS, Nigeria — A band of Muslim extremists has pronounced a death sentence on a Christian family and assaulted the father because his daughter allegedly
Nigerian leaders implore president to end ‘sharia’
August 18, 2005
KADUNA, Nigeria — Church and government leaders in northern Nigeria are growing restless over President Olusegun Obasanjo’s failure to prevent northern states from using sharia
Archaeologists find ancient water system near Jerusalem
August 18, 2005
Israeli and American archaeologists have discovered what they term a “monumental rock-hewn water system” near Jerusalem, dating back to the eighth century b.c. The discovery,
Two Bengali Christians killed for showing ‘Jesus’ film
August 11, 2005
Two men employed with Christian Life Bangladesh (CLB), a partner agency of Campus Crusade for Christ, were killed by July 29 in Faridpur, Bangladesh.
Almost half of U.S. Hispanics attend church nearly every week
August 11, 2005
Close to half of American Hispanics say they attend worship services nearly every week, a percentage slightly higher than that of the general population,
Thailand team recovering well after accident
August 11, 2005
From what we hear about the accident and what should have happened, it’s just a miracle that I am where I am.” Danny Ray “Dray”
Spiritual, physical hunger stalks Maradi region of Niger
August 11, 2005
Famine is nothing new to Niger — or to Southern Baptist missionary Mike Loftice. In recent months, drought and an invasion of locusts have made
