Religious leaders take stand against poverty
March 9, 2000
WASHINGTON — Hundreds of religious leaders have gathered for the annual summit of Call to Renewal, an alliance of faith-based organizations that plans to initiate
Expectations still high for Venezuelan effort
March 9, 2000
In spite of restrictions on an upcoming trip to Venezuela, hopes are still high to share the message of Christ. Reggie Quimby, director of global
Sex trafficking a growing problem
March 9, 2000
The trafficking of women and children, many who are forced into prostitution, is a worldwide human rights problem that may involve 2 million people a
Belmont University names fourth president
March 9, 2000
NASHVILLE — Trustees of Belmont University have tapped a new president: Robert C. Fisher, vice president for academic affairs at Arkansas State University since 1996.
Muslims push for quick enactment of sharia
March 2, 2000
Abuja, Nigeria — Following a Kaduna state decision to implement “sharia,” the Islamic legal system, Muslim groups have continued to besiege the state House of
Hindus attempting to slow Christianity
March 2, 2000
KATMANDU, Nepal — A Hindu organization in Nepal announced plans Jan. 17 to launch a campaign to stop conversions by Christians. The coordinator of the
Penalty for conversion debated in India
March 2, 2000
NEW DELHI, India — The Gujarat state assembly plans to debate a controversial conversion bill aimed at Christians in its current February-March session. The Gujarat
Christian handed sentence for blasphemy
March 2, 2000
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani Christian jailed since May 1998 on accusations of blaspheming the Muslim prophet Mohammed was acquitted of his initial charges. But
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