Christians targeted in Vietnam’s northwest region
May 1, 2014
TRUN PHU, Vietnam — Ethnic Hmong Christians have been the targets of two incidents recently in Vietnam’s northwest. In Dien Bien Dong District, public security
Court annuls 14-year church ownership in Kyrgyzstan
May 1, 2014
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan — After more than 14 years, a court in Kyrgyzstan has annulled a sales contract of a Culture House bought by the Church
Most Americans say fighting global poverty is futile, survey finds
April 30, 2014
Despite progress in defeating extreme global poverty, most Americans see no end in sight, according to a survey sponsored by Compassion International. Christians who attend
European effort to control unofficial religious groups, homeschooling disarmed
April 23, 2014
Opponents of a European initiative paving the way for governments to rule on the legitimacy of religious groups and reduce homeschooling rights – thus laying
Ukrainian, Russian Baptist leaders call churches to prayer in an ‘atmosphere of holy desperation’
April 17, 2014
A meeting April 8 between Vyacheslav Nesteruk, president of the Baptist Union of Ukraine, and Aleksey Smirnov, president of the Russian Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists, marked
‘Devastating milestone’ reached amid Syrian refugee crisis
April 15, 2014
BEIRUT, Lebanon — As Lebanon registered its 1 millionth Syrian refugee in early April, the United Nations (U.N.) labeled it a "devastating milestone." Four years
Pakistani Christians sentenced to death for blasphemy
April 10, 2014
LAHORE, Pakistan — Sawan Masih, now the second Christian on death row on blasphemy charges along with Asia Bibi, was sentenced by Lahore Additional District
Convert from Islam hospitalized after father beats her
April 10, 2014
IKI-IKI, Uganda — Wenene Nuru, 23, of Iki-Iki township in Pallisa District of Uganda, dreamed about praying in a church after listening to a Christian-Muslim
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