Bibles in China reach 25 million
March 8, 2001
In just 13 years the number of Bibles printed in China has gone from none to 25 million. Chinese Christians and other gathered in Nanjing,
Muslims prepare for annual pilgrimage
March 8, 2001
Close to 2.5 million pilgrims were expected to visit Saudi Arabia this week as Muslims observe the hajj in Mecca. The annual Muslim pilgrimage in
Southwestern drama team performs in two cities in China
March 8, 2001
The words sounded different, but the melody and the meaning were the same. Needing to overcome the language barrier with the Chinese Christians she was
‘Charitable Choice’ plan draws criticism
March 8, 2001
The White House Office on Faith Based and Community Initiatives is now open for business, but the prospect of minority faith groups receiving federal funds
Judge says priests to blame for Christians’ murder in Egypt
March 1, 2001
Instead of convicting the Muslim murder suspects accused of killing 21 Christians in last year’s El-Kosheh massacre, a judge in southern Egypt has accused the
Commission hears conflicting reports on Indonesia
March 1, 2001
Sharply different perspectives on religious persecution in Indonesia have been laid before the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom. A Christian professor and a
Fisherman thankful for Baptists’ help
March 1, 2001
Official reports were bleak following last year’s devastating cyanide spill into Hungary’s Tisza River. But a year later, local communities are rebuilding with optimism, thanks
Study committee finds families ‘under severe attack’
March 1, 2001
Southern Baptists will take action to help families, the convention’s executive committee voted Feb. 19. The need is “great and urgent” because “today’s family is
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