Ex-slave pleads with US government for help with Sudanese slaves
November 10, 2011
Ker Aleu Deng waved his white cane in front of his body as he stepped cautiously into the second floor hearing room at the Rayburn
Which is more important for evangelicals to emphasize — evangelism or justice?
November 10, 2011
Some evangelicals talk as though personal evangelism and public justice are contradictory concerns or that one is part of the mission of the church and
Texas Baptists push to eliminate border violence
November 3, 2011
BROWNSVILLE, Texas — While drug cartels brandish guns and other weapons, Baptists are seeking to end the violence through prayer and the spirit of God,
Sudanese church faces hostility
November 3, 2011
Emboldened by government calls for a Sudan based on Islamic law since the secession of South Sudan, Muslims have attacked Christians trying to finish constructing
Iraqi Christian children face beatings, scorn from teachers
November 3, 2011
ERBIL, Iraq — Nuria and her family, whose names must be withheld for their safety, are Iraqi Arabs who converted from Islam to Christianity. Whereas
Islamic extremists behead 17-year-old Somali Christian
November 3, 2011
DEYNILE, Somalia — Militants from the Islamic extremist al-Shabaab beheaded a 17-year-old Somali Christian near Mogadishu in September, a journalist in the Somali capital said.
Christian imprisoned in Central Asia reaches other inmates
November 3, 2011
CENTRAL ASIA — James, a believer in Central Asia, has been imprisoned more than three months now for his faith, but to him, that’s not
Arizona abortions drop by 1/3 after law takes effect
November 3, 2011
Phoenix — Abortions in Arizona dropped by nearly one-third in September after a pro-life law went into effect. The state reported there were 729 abortions
