Missionaries appear distraught in TV interview
January 3, 2002
NEW YORK — Hostage missionaries Martin and Gracia Burnham are alive, but in deteriorating health, according to officials of the New Tribes Mission (NTM) agency who
More conversion ceremonies planned in India
January 3, 2002
KERALA, India — More conversion ceremonies have been planned by Dalits in an attempt to escape the harassment and poverty of India’s rigid caste society.
Sudan continues bombing against Christians
January 3, 2002
AWEIL, Sudan — The Islamic government of northern Sudan has continued its campaign of bombing Christian and animist civilians in the south, reports Christian Solidarity
Adventists questioned after bodies found
January 3, 2002
ASHGABAD, Turkmenistan — Members of a Seventh-Day Adventist church in Turkmenistan are being questioned by police following the discovery of the bodies of two children
AIDS reaps Asian orphans
December 20, 2001
In the past two decades, at least 13 million people younger than 15 worldwide have lost one or both parents to the AIDS disease, according
Gossip an issue with Americans
December 20, 2001
Sixty-nine percent of American adults say gossiping is a problem in schools, according to a recent poll by Luntz/Laszlo that was commissioned by WordsCanHeal.org. Those
New York Bible study reinstated
December 20, 2001
Employees of the New York State Department of Health contacted the Rutherford Institute after being denied permission to use a conference room for a Bible
Study finds relaxed attitude on moral issues
December 13, 2001
In a new look at national morality, a Barna poll has found that close to 50 percent of American adults say watching a sexually explicit
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