Minister held without charges in Indonesia
February 13, 2003
Tentena, Indonesia — Church leader and peace advocate Rinaldy Damanik spent the holiday season in prison, even though Indonesian authorities cannot make a case for
Southeastern’s Patterson recalls meeting with Yasser Arafat
February 13, 2003
The Muslim call to prayer echoes through a window of a downtown hotel where only days before anti-American demonstrations filled the streets. A few feet
Religious violence leads to death, displacement
February 13, 2003
Jos, Nigeria — Seven persons died and five others suffered injuries in a clash between Muslim nomads and Christian peasant farmers in two villages in
Churches, Bible school damaged in explosions
February 6, 2003
RIOBAMBA, Ecuador — The community of Riobamba, Ecuador, is still recovering from a series of accidental explosions set off at a nearby Ecuadorian military base.
Missionary ordered to leave India
February 6, 2003
An American missionary who survived a brutal attack by Hindu militants on Jan. 13 has returned to the States to continue healing, according to
Religious leaders offer mixed reactions to address
February 6, 2003
Religious leaders reacting to President Bush’s State of the Union speech seemed generally pleased with his proposal to further address the AIDS crisis in Africa
IMB celebrates oversees advances
February 6, 2003
Leaps of more than 40 percent in the number of new churches, new outreach groups and new believers in discipleship training show that God is
Bulgarian law on religion provokes controversy
February 6, 2003
SOFIA, Bulgaria — The Bulgarian Parliament has passed a controversial law recognizing the dominant role of the Orthodox Church and requiring all other denominations to
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