Massacre survivor in Karachi set free
December 5, 2002
KARACHI, Pakistan — Robin Peranditta, 27, one of two survivors of September’s massacre at the Institute of Peace and Justice (IPJ) in Karachi, was finally
Protestants, Catholics divided on review of law
November 21, 2002
PARIS — Roughly a century after France passed watershed laws separating church and state, the country’s Roman Catholic and Protestant communities are divided over whether
Chinese church leaders freed, arrested again
November 21, 2002
CHINA — Four female leaders of the South China Church were declared innocent by the Hubei Provincial Court on Oct. 11. However, only hours after
Cuban church leaders warn of Bible shortage
November 21, 2002
CUBA — These days, it is next to impossible to import Bibles into Cuba through official routes. The government regularly seizes shipments. Also, the number
Canadian Baptist churches growing rapidly
November 21, 2002
COCHRANE, Alberta, Canada — The Canadian Convention of Southern Baptists (CCSB) has started a record number of new churches this year and continues to advance
Evacuations signal deepening Ivory Coast crisis
November 21, 2002
IVORY COAST — The evacuation of foreign missionaries from Ivory Coast (CÔte d’ Ivoire) has drawn attention to the crisis unfolding in the West African
Talisman Energy selling Sudan property
November 14, 2002
CALGARY, Alberta — Canada’s Talisman Energy has announced that it will sell its property in Sudan to an Indian oil company. For the last four
Same-sex laws see one defeat, four victories
November 14, 2002
Nevada voters made a decisive statement in favor of traditional marriage Nov. 5, passing a constitutional amendment that specifies only a man and a woman’s
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