Alabamian serving in Middle East asks for prayer
March 24, 2011
In the country where Lucy Hamilton works, the predominant religious view on what the end times look like is pretty different from the way it
Skype: ‘Next best thing to being there in person’
March 24, 2011
Mike and Pat Mason, of Huntsville, used Skype on Christmas Day to talk to and watch their children and grandchildren in Florida open gifts. “It
Fighting hunger, poverty makes economic, political sense, Christian activist says
March 24, 2011
Despite deep divisions in U.S. society, Christians can lead the way toward bipartisan solutions to the pain of poverty, insisted one of the world’s top
Storm can’t stop church from worshiping online
March 24, 2011
Like every Southerner, Andy Childs was thrilled with the Christmas Day snow. Like every pastor, however, he kept an eye on road conditions and the
India’s Aier wins annual BWA human rights award
March 24, 2011
DIMAPUR, India — Wati Aier, principal of Oriental Theological Seminary (OTS) in Dimapur in the northeast Indian state of Nagaland, is the recipient of the
Welcome Silence from Gambling Crowd
March 17, 2011
Like other states across the nation, Alabama faces serious financial problems. Gov. Robert Bentley has been painfully honest about pending cuts in the education budget
Do U.S. Christians have a role to play?
March 17, 2011
As the Middle East writhes in birth pains to deliver something yet undefined, a scholar who specializes in faith and global politics says Christians in
Muslim mob attacks, burns down church in Egypt
March 17, 2011
CAIRO, Egypt — A Muslim mob in a village south of Cairo attacked a church building and burned it down, almost killing the parish priest
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