HO CHONG, Vietnam — Twenty-seven years after forcibly shutting down the Nha Trang Theological Seminary, Vietnamese authorities Jan. 3 granted permission to the Evangelical Church
“I’ve saved myself for you,” Carol and Daudi told each other during their 1999 wedding ceremony. As they exchanged wedding vows at Kampala Baptist Church,
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — All 30 dioceses in the Anglican Church of Canada have now ratified an agreement to contribute $17 million to compensate native
QATAR, India — A Christian hospital technician from India employed in Qatar for the past 22 years was deported along with his wife and son
ZAKHO, Iraq — Ziwar Muhammad Isma’il was shot dead Feb. 17 at 8.30 a.m. in the city of Zakho, in Northern Iraqi. Born a
WASHINGTON — Groups on opposite sides of the abortion issue had varying reactions to the Supreme Court’s decision Feb. 26 that a federal racketeering law
Growing up as the daughter of the “Chaplain of Bourbon Street” wasn’t always easy, and Rhonda Harrington Kelley admits her father’s zeal often embarrassed her.
INDIANAPOLIS — Saying he does not have the energy to continue in his job, the top executive of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) said
