Despite a ceasefire that began in late January, thousands of people, including Christians, in South Sudan are withstanding attacks from all sides — even neighboring
Baptists in Africa have expressed deep displeasure at ongoing conflicts on the continent that have led to “wanton destruction of life and property of defenseless
After the worst violence in Ukraine since Soviet control, the parliament forced changes in the government, freed prisoners and passed amnesty for all protesters. On
An escalating cycle of tit-for-tat violence between Christians and Muslims in Central African Republic (CAR) is raising questions for missionaries about the future of the
When Don Alan thinks of Iraq, he thinks of friends who sit trembling in their walled neighborhoods, afraid to take their kids to school. There’s
The global persecution of Christians has gone from bad to worse, said U.S. Rep. Chris Smith at a congressional hearing on Capitol Hill on Feb.
Canadians easily dismiss Christianity — especially in Quebec. The history of mistrust is woven deep within the fabric of Québécois culture — a culture that’s
Retired Presbyterian Pastor Bakhytzhan Kashkumbayev was given a four-year suspended prison term Feb. 17 in Kazakhstan's capital Astana. He was convicted of harming the health
