More than four months after Islamist rebels seized control of the Christian-majority Central African Republic (CAR), Christians remain vulnerable to atrocities and the threat of
On May 10, the Evangelical Alliance of the Central African Republic sent rebel leader turned self-proclaimed President Michel Djotodia the following grievances, among others: “Since
As Emmanuel Sunday rode his motorbike near Jos, Nigeria, Aug. 29, gunmen stopped him and asked him his religion. The 19-year-old technical school student saw
The University of Mobile (UMobile) Center for Performing Arts/School of Music has set its sights on becoming an All-Steinway School, joining the ranks of prestigious
Immigration reform is an important legal issue for the people of the United States. Passionate arguments, private interests and political posturing, unfortunately, have tended to
The following Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) resolution regarding the issue of immigration was approved by messengers during the 2011 SBC annual meeting in Phoenix, Ariz.
Print publications across the board are struggling to find a financial formula to help them survive — or praying for a deep-pocketed savior to rescue
For John Mahony, a retired U.S. Army colonel who was managing projects for Blue Cross/Blue Shield, instinct came before analysis as he fought to stay
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