by Bob Allen | Mar 26, 2004 | News
The deaths of four Southern Baptist “humanitarian aid workers” March 15 point not only to the danger facing American civilians in Iraq, but also renew questions about methods used by Christian mission groups to infiltrate predominantly Muslim countries....
by Bob Allen | Mar 25, 2004 | News
Southern Baptist Convention International Mission Board officials indicated they have no immediate plans to change their strategy of providing “humanitarian aid” in Iraq despite the shooting deaths of four missions workers there March 15. Baptist Press on...
by Bob Allen | Mar 24, 2004 | News
Southern Baptist Convention International Mission Board officials indicated they have no immediate plans to change their strategy of providing “humanitarian aid” in Iraq despite the shooting deaths of four missions workers there March 15. Baptist Press on...
by Bob Allen | Mar 19, 2004 | News
The lawyer representing the Missouri Baptist Convention in a dispute over who elects trustees of five state convention agencies described Wednesday’s court ruling against Shorter College “very important to Southern Baptists everywhere.” The Georgia...
by Bob Allen | Mar 19, 2004 | News
The last Southern Baptist president of the Baptist World Alliance says the Southern Baptist Convention is walking away from the BWA just as the seeds planted by earlier generations of Southern Baptist and other Western missionaries are starting to bear fruit. “I...
by Bob Allen | Mar 18, 2004 | News
On the eve of an apparent car-bomb attack on a hotel frequented by foreigners in Iraq, a poll of nine countries found majorities in some Muslim nations saying that suicide bombings and other violence against civilian targets are justified. Wednesday night’s...
