Sports teams lead the way into Hungarian hearts
October 23, 2003
Missionaries to Hungary find it relatively easy to get into the once-communist nation, but finding a way into the hearts of the people is a
Methodist Church cuts 14 agency positions
October 23, 2003
WASHINGTON — The social policy agency of the United Methodist Church, facing shrinking income and rising health care costs, cut 14 staff positions from its
Canada court refuses same-sex ‘marriage’ appeal
October 23, 2003
ONTARIO, Canada — Canada’s Supreme Court refused Oct. 9 to permit conservative religious and family groups to appeal a court ruling that made same-sex marriage
Post-communist Hungary respects religious freedom
October 23, 2003
The U.S. Department of State gives Hungary high marks in its International Religious Freedom report, saying that Hungary’s government policy “contributes to the generally free
Maine Council of Churches fights casino
October 23, 2003
PORTLAND, Maine — The Maine Council of Churches announced Sept. 30 that it is opposing a proposed casino in southern Maine run by the Passamaquoddy
Hungary’s diverse population presents challenges to missionaries
October 23, 2003
The International Mission Board (IMB) has a ministry team assigned to each of the three regions it designates in the Indiana-sized country of Hungary. The
Episcopal church grants continue despite divisions
October 23, 2003
NEW YORK — A wealthy Episcopal church on Wall Street said it will continue to fund development projects in Africa despite deep disagreements between the
Indonesian church forced to forfeit sanctuary
October 23, 2003
JAKARTA, Indonesia — Because of the ongoing threat from Muslim activists, the Jakarta Baptist Church in Kali Jaya, Tangerang province, has been unable to worship
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