May 22, 2010
By BosNewsLife Africa Service
 RABAT, MOROCCO (BosNewsLife)-- Morocco has expelled 100 foreign Christians since March because they allegedly tried to convert Muslims, the harshest crackdown in decades, BosNewsLife learned Saturday, May 22.
Tags: Ahmed Toufiq, Faiths, Francisco Paton Millan Posted in Africa, Morocco | 1 Comment »
May 21, 2010
By BosNewsLife Africa Service
 ABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Muslim extremists destroyed several churches and a pastor's house in the latest religious violence to hit Nigeria's northern Kano state, church representatives and rights activists said Friday, May 21.
Tags: Kano, Kiru, Kwasam, Lado Abdul Posted in Africa, Nigeria | 2 Comments »
May 20, 2010
By BosNewsLife Asia Service
 BANGKOK, THAILAND (BosNewsLife)-- A U.S. based mission group said Thursday, May 20, that its employees in Thailand have taken "increased precautions" as anti-government violence in Bangkok has spread to areas where missionaries work.
Tags: Chiang Mai, Missionaries, New Tribes, NTM Posted in Asia/Pacific, Thailand | No Comments »
May 19, 2010
By BosNewsLife News Center in Budapest
 BUDAPEST/TASHKENT (BosNewsLife)-- An assistant pastor and two other members of one of Uzbekistan capital's largest Protestant churches began serving 15-day jail terms Wednesday, May 19, on charges that included "violating" strict religious regulations of the former Soviet nation, trial observers said.
Tags: Artur Avanesyan, Bahodyr Adambaev, Church of Christ, Vyacheslav Dechkov Posted in CIS (ex-USSR), Europe, Uzbekistan | 1 Comment »
May 18, 2010
By BosNewsLife Middle East Service with BosNewsLife's Chief International Correspondent Stefan J. Bos
 RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA (BosNewsLife)-- Saudi Arabia's security forces freed two German Christian girls kidnapped nearly a year ago in neighboring Yemen but the fate of their abducted parents, their infant brother and a British engineer remained unknown, officials and Christians said Tuesday, May 18.
Tags: Anna Hentschel, Lydia Hentschel, Mansour al-Turki, Saada Posted in Middle East, Yemen | 1 Comment »
May 17, 2010
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife reporting from Budapest
 BUDAPEST, HUNGARY (BosNewsLife)-- A heavy rainstorm overshadowing his concert in downtown Budapest didn't bother the young Roma singer and special ambassador of the European Union. Ferenc "Caramel" Molnar, seemed more concerned about clouds hanging over the future of fellow Gypsies, also known as Roma. They are suffering of a new wave of fire bombings, following attacks that killed nine people, the rise of the far right and poverty.
Tags: Caramel, ERRC, Eszter Éva Nagy, Ferenc Molnar, Roma, Tara Bedard Posted in Europe, Hungary | 1 Comment »
May 16, 2010
By BosNewsLife North America Service
 WASHINGTON, USA (BosNewsLife)-- Christian leaders were preparing to hold a memorial service later Sunday, May 16, in the Boynton Beach are of the U.S. state of Florida to honor two street evangelists who were murdered there earlier this year.
Tags: Florida, Gospel, Stephen Ocean, Tite Sufra Posted in Americas, United States of America | No Comments »
May 13, 2010
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife
 BUDAPEST/BELGRADE (BosNewsLife)-- Officials in Serbia say they have uncovered a mass grave containing the bodies of hundreds of ethic Albanians who were killed during the war of the 1990s in nearby Kosovo. It is one of the largest mass graves discovered in Serbia since 2001.
Tags: Albanians, Kosovo, Mass Grave Posted in Europe, Kosovo, Serbia | No Comments »
May 12, 2010
By BosNewsLife Asia Service reporting from Pakistan
 SIALKOT, PAKISTAN (BosNewsLife)-- Three Christian workers were detained and "tortured" by police and dismissed from their jobs in Pakistan's Punjab province for wearing a crucifix and church visits on Sundays, according to statements from the men, their priest and family members Wednesday, May 12. Local police said the Christians were taken into custody because of suspected "alcohol" related offenses
Tags: Atif Masih, Kamran Masih, Naveed Gill, Police, Punjab Posted in Asia/Pacific, Pakistan | No Comments »
May 11, 2010
By BosNewsLife Asia Service reporting from Pakistan
 LAHORE, PAKISTAN (BosNewsLife)-- An impoverished Pakistani Christian has been forced to sell his kidney to pay off a loan he took from his Muslim boss to finance his daughter's education, the father and Christians said Tuesday, May 11.
Tags: Boss, John Gill, Lahore, Punjab Posted in Asia/Pacific, Pakistan | No Comments »
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