New saints highlight Palestine’s beleaguered Christians
May 28, 2015
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis bestowed sainthood on two Palestinian nuns May 17, a move that’s been seen as giving hope to the conflict-wracked Middle
World Vision suspends operations in South Sudan state
May 28, 2015
Juba, South Sudan — Amid killings, rapes and abductions, the international evangelical humanitarian agency World Vision indefinitely suspended its operations in South Sudan’s Unity State
Catholic church ministers to Italy’s migrant influx
May 28, 2015
CATANIA, Italy — In a time when Italy’s immigration centers are long since full, the Catholic church is stepping up to minister to the estimated
IMB broadens policy to appoint more missionaries
May 18, 2015
The declining number of International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries on the field is about to make a 180-turn. More opportunities to serve are being opened
Southern Baptists share Christ’s love to Nepali earthquake survivors
May 14, 2015
The small Nepali congregation started worship May 2 right where they left off the previous week — singing. Two dozen voices gained momentum, clapping hands,
Baptist pastor leads National Day of Prayer service in Washington
May 14, 2015
Pleas for revival and religious freedom were heard repeatedly at the National Day of Prayer (NDP)service May 7 in Washington, including the keynote address by
Ukrainian church leaders call for unity, solidarity
May 14, 2015
Ukrainian church leaders called on the global Christian community to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine at an April 28 consultation in London. Sixty
Church leaders jailed in Sudan could face death penalty
May 14, 2015
JUBA, South Sudan — Sudanese authorities have charged two South Sudanese pastors under laws that call for the death penalty, their attorney said. National Intelligence
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