Former Muslim, son of Hamas leader granted U.S. asylum
July 29, 2010
SAN DIEGO — Mosab Hassan Yousef, the eldest son of a prominent Hamas leader on the West Bank and author of a globally circulated book
Christians in Bhutan fear proposed ‘anti-conversion’ law
July 29, 2010
THIMPHU, Bhutan — Christians in this Himalayan nation who are still longing to openly practice their faith were disheartened in July when the government proposed
Reads like script of action thriller but real for 3 believers
July 29, 2010
LAHORE, Pakistan — Suspected Islamic extremists fired bullets into the car of a Christian evangelist with impunity in June, while in another Punjab province town,
Islamic extremists kill 2 Christians in police custody
July 29, 2010
FAISALABAD, Pakistan — On July 19, suspected Islamic extremists shot dead two Christians accused of “blasphemy.” Armed gunmen shot a pastor, Rashid Emmanuel, 32, and
Church of England closer to allowing women bishops
July 22, 2010
LONDON — The Church of England will proceed with legislation to allow the ordination of women bishops, despite fierce opposition from Anglican traditionalists. After a
Liberty University demotes Caner for false claims
July 22, 2010
LYNCHBURG, Va. — Liberty University has demoted the dean of its theological seminary after investigating claims that he exaggerated or fabricated parts of his testimony
Six Alabamians survive bombing in Uganda
July 22, 2010
While six Methodist missions volunteers from Alabama survived a recent terrorist bombing in Uganda, a volunteer connected to a Baptist church in North Carolina was
Christian communities under attack in Punjab
July 22, 2010
SARGODHA, Pakistan — Christian communities in two areas in Punjab province came under attack in July. In Sargodha on July 1, an unidentified motorcyclist tossed
