Girl Guides drop oath to God to broaden appeal
July 18, 2013
CANTERBURY, England — For more than 100 years, Britain’s Girl Guides took an oath to “love God and serve the King/Queen.” But on June 19
Catholic layman faces 2 years in prison in Belarus
July 18, 2013
ALEKSANDROVKA, Belarus — A young Catholic layman, who turned his home in the western Belarus village of Aleksandrovka, Grodno Region, into a shelter for homeless
Two Christians slain by Islamists in Nigeria
July 18, 2013
WASE, Nigeria — Ethnic Fulani Muslims killed a Christian in Wase, Nigeria, on June 18, less than a week after the Islamic extremist Boko Haram
Christian’s call Egypt’s upheaval ‘precipice of opportunity’
July 18, 2013
The day after Mohamed Morsi was deposed as Egypt’s first democratically elected president, the country’s streets once again filled with millions of Egyptians exercising
Christians in Egypt fearful after five Copts killed
July 18, 2013
Christians in upper Egypt and elsewhere are living in fear after a priest and four Coptic Christians were killed in the wake of the deposing
Christians in Sudan face increased hostility
July 16, 2013
Despite a promise by the Sudanese government to grant its minority Christian population religious freedom, church leaders there said they are beset by increased restrictions
BWA general council calls for ending Cuba embargo, stronger measures against child abuse
July 8, 2013
Baptist leaders from around the world called on the United States to lift its half-century-old economic embargo on Cuba in a resolution adopted during the
Istanbul pastor ministers amid tear gas, water cannons
July 4, 2013
While protesters and police furiously clash in Istanbul, there is a pastor who quietly continues his ministry. Nicholas lives and works in Taksim, the epicenter
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