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
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
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
G-rated films more profitable than R
June 16, 2005
A study released June 7 by The Dove Foundation found that the average G-rated movie was 11 times more profitable than its R-rated counterpart.
Americans most likely to support faith in politics
June 16, 2005
Results of a recent 10-country survey show Americans were the most likely to believe religion should have a role politics. Thirty-seven percent of American
Alabama couple works in Africa for 26 years, still going strong
June 9, 2005
She hails from Boaz, he from Texas and the long-married couple shares a Birmingham address while on stateside assignment. By day, she’s a piano teacher
Alabama professor predicts biblical literacy next battle in public schools
June 2, 2005
A University of Alabama professor is predicting the next battleground for putting God back in the nation’s public schools will be biblical literacy. This
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