Government challenges Greek churches
August 17, 2002
BRUSSELS, Belgium — The Greek government’s decision to exclude mention of religious affiliation and other personal details from state-issued identity cards has been in
Gospel for every home in Mongolia is goal
August 17, 2002
ULAAN BAATAR, Mongolia — Every home in Mongolia will soon receive a copy of the gospel. Every Home for Christ (EHFC), a ministry based in
From Alabama to Ohio, displaying the tablets causes controversy
August 15, 2002
Amid the rolling hills of rural southwest Ohio, four high schools feature identical sets of five monuments placed neatly in front of their new buildings.
Eritrea officials order church closings
August 15, 2002
The government of Eritrea has ordered the closing of all Christian churches not affiliated with Islam and three major denominations. According to the World Evangelical
Church attendance increases marriage chances
August 15, 2002
Research at the University of Pennsylvania has found that urban women who attend church frequently substantially increase their chances of getting married. W. Bradford Wilcox,
Vatican excommunicates seven ordained women
August 15, 2002
VATICAN CITY –The Vatican’s powerful Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith excommunicated seven women ordained as priests by a bishop who has broken with
Support grows for scrapping blasphemy law
August 15, 2002
LONDON—Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England have announced their support for scrapping the English law against blasphemy and replacing it with
Palestinian outreach dangerous, effective
August 15, 2002
It may not be a church-planting movement yet, but hundreds of Muslims across Israel and the Palestinian areas have come to Christ in the past
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