American flag leads to biblical encounters during Olympics
February 12, 2014
In the basement of a church hung a forgotten American flag, and when John Christensen laid eyes on it, he knew it was the flag
20-year-old Shades Mountain member expanding nonprofit work in Zambia
February 6, 2014
Luyando means “love” in the local Zambian language of Tonga, so it was the perfect name choice for the nonprofit ministry Kelsey Weeks launched in
Millions of African children exploited by forced labor in slave-like conditions
February 6, 2014
A young child sits on the side of the road in Madagascar crushing rocks with a hammer almost too heavy for him to hold. Another accidently
Southern Baptists gear up for long-term response after Typhoon Haiyan devastation
February 6, 2014
While some disaster-response organizations are pulling out of Typhoon Haiyan relief efforts in the Philippines, Southern Baptists remain on the ground, helping neglected communities rebuild
Hindu extremists in India accused of attacking pastor’s home, killing him
February 6, 2014
A gang that knocked on the door of a pastor’s home in Andhra Pradesh, India, and stabbed him to death in January consisted of Hindu extremists,
Muslim extremists storm church, beat guest preacher
February 6, 2014
ZANZIBAR CITY, Tanzania — More than 100 Muslim extremists on Tanzania’s semi-autonomous island of Zanzibar stormed a church following an evening worship service Jan. 11
Church in Indonesia forced out of its building
February 6, 2014
DERMOLO, Indonesia — A small church in Central Java, Indonesia, celebrated a reopening in December 2013 after struggling for more than a decade to keep
‘The Tide’ radio ministry looks for ways to share gospel in Nigeria
February 5, 2014
KAWURI, Nigeria (The Tide) — Two villages in northeastern Nigeria were attacked by suspected Islamist militants, leaving 74 dead. Militants attacked Kawuri village in Borno
