U.S. Muslim fatwa denounces terrorism
August 11, 2005
WASHINGTON — A group of U.S. Muslim legal scholars issued a fatwa, or religious edict, July 28 condemning violence and terrorism on the basis of
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.
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
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”
Jasper church offers support to family of injured volunteer
August 4, 2005
When June Williams arrived at the Bumrungrad Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand, July 27 after two days of travel, what she saw was a sight
U.S. should protect North Korea’s rights, leaders say
August 4, 2005
The United States and other members of the international community should do more to protect the rights of North Koreans, according to a new statement
Church of England may ordain women bishops
August 4, 2005
LONDON — Leaders of the Church of England voted July 11 to begin a process leading to the ordination of women as bishops. The
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