Religious freedom in Turkey on backburner
July 28, 2005
Ankara, Turkey — Since the European Union’s (EU) decision last December to begin membership accession talks with Turkey, religious freedom has been on Europe’s short
Sri Lanka considers anti-conversion laws
July 28, 2005
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Anti-conversion laws are once again on the agenda in Sri Lanka after a brief respite while the government dealt with tsunami
Pollster Gallup says time is now for biblical leaders
July 21, 2005
This is the time that is right for an explosion of biblical leaders,” according to pollster George Gallup Jr. Gallup – author, researcher, scholar
Tsunami relief work sparks interest in Christ
July 21, 2005
Christian compassion is drawing new interest about the faith along the eastern coast of Sri Lanka, according to relief workers. Some people are converting to
Evangelical church growing in Iraq
July 21, 2005
Beneath the rubble of news about bombings, hostage-taking and political wrangling in Iraq lies a more positive picture of fledgling evangelical churches. In the Northeast,
Baptists in Jordan balance life as Christians, Arabs
July 21, 2005
Christianity has long been associated with the Western world, especially the United States. Islam, in turn, is quickly associated with the Arab world. These two
Christian FM station launched in India
July 21, 2005
A Christian radio organization plans to launch an FM station in India’s capital city of New Delhi in October, according to the International Mission
Four missions volunteers attacked in India while praying
June 30, 2005
Christian groups in India are condemning attacks on four missions volunteers from the United States in the western Indian state of Maharashtra June 11. The
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