For a long time, Syrians were complacent. At least that’s how one person familiar with Syria described the people of the war-torn country. “[Syrians were]
TEL AVIV, Israel — Israeli postal workers outside Tel Aviv are refusing to deliver thousands of copies of the New Testament and other Hebrew-language Christian
An abstract piece of pottery — a lopsided hurricane lamp with holes letting out the inner light — sits in the middle of the art
Only three days after the one-year anniversary of the devastating tsunami, Japan was rocked by two major earthquakes. On March 14, a magnitude-6.8 quake hit
The piles of rubble and debris are gone. Cars deposited atop apartment buildings and ships stranded on streets by the March 11, 2011, tsunami have
FORT ABBAS, Pakistan — A young mother has been falsely accused of “blaspheming” Muhammad, the prophet of Islam, because she rebuffed attempts by relatives who
There’s a popular saying in church-planting circles: It’s easier to make babies than to raise the dead. That principle applies to denominations as well, said
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Baptist Association (JBA) is seeking a member church’s resignation after the church hired a convicted sex-offender to provide pulpit
