WASHINGTON — A governmental agency charged with monitoring religious freedom conditions around the world has named a new head. The U.S. Commission on International Religious
Religion and a renewed sense of patriotism topped the news in 2002. From the Catholic church’s sex abuse scandal to the fighting between religious extremists
The news about Southern Baptist missionaries Rick and Nancy Dill facing termination if they do not affirm the 2000 version of the Baptist Faith and
NASHVILLE — Gifts to the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) Cooperative Program (CP) in November were 51 percent above gifts for November 2001, according to a
SALT LAKE CITY — Seven years after its original vow to end the practice of baptizing deceased Jews by proxy, the Church of Jesus Christ
Although there is currently a food shortage in Southern Africa, our particular ministry area was not badly affected by drought or low-yield harvest. The shortage
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lebanese Baptists and the International Mission Board (IMB) have renewed an old friendship to see churches planted in every neighborhood of Lebanon.
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