Sudanese planes attack Catholic school
January 4, 2001
PANLIT, Sudan — Northern Sudanese planes unleashed an attack on a Catholic school in southern Sudan’s Bahr al-Ghazal region Nov. 24. Eyewitnesses report that the
Nigerian state adopts Islamic code of conduct
January 4, 2001
KADUNA, Nigeria — Sharia, the strict Islamic code of conduct, is now part of the legal system of Kano, northern Nigeria’s most populous state. The
Turkish Christian pastor ousted by political police
December 21, 2000
Turkmenistan’s political police recently evicted a Protestant Christian pastor with his wife and two children from their home near Ashgabad, confiscating their personal deed of
Finding kidnapped missionaries still possible
December 21, 2000
Solving the mystery of where three kidnapped U.S. missionaries have been hidden for seven years- or whether they are still alive- may rest in the
Character education gaining ground in schools
December 21, 2000
Character education is moving to the top of the school reform agenda. Sixteen states now mandate or encourage it through legislation. Thirty-six states and Washington
Missionaries survive home attack
December 21, 2000
Southern Baptist missionaries Roger and Diana Gaunt are living proof that missionary couple serving in the Dominican Republic recently survived a home invasion and later
Christians in Middle East caught in crossfire
December 21, 2000
If Joseph and Mary were to venture into Bethlehem this Christmas Eve looking for a room at the inn, they’d need a fast donkey to
School vouchers struck down
December 21, 2000
A federal court has struck down the school-voucher program in Cleveland, Ohio, saying it violates the constitutionally mandated separation of church and state. “This scheme
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