ASMARA, Eritrea — Eritrean authorities are punishing 39 high school students for their Christian faith, excluding them from a graduation ceremony, subjecting them to beatings
The Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) announced in late July the accreditation of the International Mission Board (IMB), the Richmond, Va.-based global missions arm
This reminds me of a fusion of the Fourth of July in Washington, D.C., and a carnival,” I thought as I looked out at the
The civil war between Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s forces and rebel fighters has sparked a refugee crisis that the United Nations (U.N.) says is the
HAVANA, Cuba — More than 70 students in Havana received diplomas July 5–6 through a partnership that has revived a Cuban seminary during the past
Security forces in Sudan reportedly are focusing on the removal of foreigners who work for hundreds of foreign aid organizations within its borders. The concern,
British Prime Minister David Cameron has announced a multifaceted campaign against Internet pornography that blocks in-home access to images through search engines but allows individual
Roger Hesch should be dead. After stage 4 bone marrow cancer decimated his body, his recovery journey included several life-threatening setbacks — each should have
