A historic phone call between President Obama and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Sept. 27 capped a significant week in the case of an American pastor
When it comes to people in need, big numbers can hide the human faces they represent. Statistics tell us that more than 1 billion people
After nearly five months' imprisonment, a court in Kazakhstan's capital Astana has extended pre-trial detention for 66-year-old Presbyterian pastor Bakhytzhan Kashkumbayev until Nov. 17, but
Baptist pastor Viktor Lim was ordered deported from Kazakhstan for leading a registered religious community and left in mid-August. Lim, a stateless person, had lived
International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries Chris and Jamie Suel, along with their five children, had only been in the Westgate Shopping Mall in Nairobi, Kenya,
Paul is a former Muslim who has come to know Christ. In his home country, converting to Christianity is illegal. He was recently imprisoned, released
For 200 years, Christian education in Myanmar, formerly Burma, has endured through all kinds of challenges and the future is as bright as the promise
Pakistan’s constitutionally mandated Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) told the government Sept. 18 that anyone who wrongly accuses a person of blasphemy against Islam must
