Archbishop: Absence of Orthodox Anglicans Jeopardizes Communion
The potential absence of a good number of Anglicans from the Global South and other regions may mean a global body that is no longer Anglican, said one bishop
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“The devil is content if people don’t believe in him” says top Exorcist in revealing interview
The world’s most famous exorcist, Fr. Gabriel Amorth, gave spoke clearly and unequivocally of the existence and activity of the devil in an interview with Sandro Magister, the well-known Vaticanist from the weekly Italian magazine “L’Espresso. In this interview, made by Magister after Italian Police arrested, in Northern Italy, the young members of a Satanist cult called “The Beasts of Satan” for the ritual murder of at least seven people, Fr. Amorth expreses his strong views on the devil and the Church.
'Never the same again' after overseas experience, Merritt says | Baptist Press
Praying for ChinaSBC President James Merritt and Chinese believers pause to pray atop the Great Wall. China has 200 major cities with no Christian witness at all. Photo by Eric Turner RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--When James Merritt was first elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention in 2000, he…
'Make God himself your passion,' Rankin tells 67 new missionaries | Baptist Press
Ready to go Lance and Sarah Cypert of Quitaque, Texas, were among 67 new Southern Baptist missionaries appointed May 21 by the International Mission Board. They are headed for overseas service in the IMB's Western South America region. Photo by Bill Bangham RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--Success in God's…
Missionaries' year of captivity 'has taken a toll,' agency states | Baptist Press
Missionary hostagesMartin and Gracia Burnham, missionaries in the Philippines kidnapped by an Osama bin Laden-related terror group, as they appeared in footage aired in November on TV in the island nation. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--A year of captivity "has taken a toll" on the health of kidnapped missionaries…
Muslim believer filled 'empty space' with God | Baptist Press
CAIRO, Egypt (BP)--When he was a boy, "Nader" seldom thought about God.
Aftershocks of Sept. 11 reverberate in Arab world | Baptist Press
CAIRO, Egypt (BP)--The aftershocks of Sept. 11 continue to reverberate in the Arab world, especially in Egypt.
Worker says violence-plagued India needs chance to hear the gospel | Baptist Press
NEW DELHI (BP)--People in western India's Gujarat province need more than an end to Hindu-Muslim violence that has stolen more than 900 lives in the past two months, says a Southern Baptist worker familiar with the region. They also need open hearts and an opportunity to hear the gospel.
FIRST-PERSON: Some count missionaries as 'American Taliban' | Baptist Press
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--What's the difference between "American Taliban" John Walker Lindh and any zealous young missionary preaching the gospel overseas?
Mosaic: a church with God's passion for the whole world | Baptist Press
LOS ANGELES (BP)--Lights dance across the walls of the downtown Los Angeles nightclub as hundreds of young people -- Asian, Anglo and Latino -- sway and clap to the music. The room pulses with youth and energy as the excitement builds. But a hush settles over the room when a…
