The day after Mohamed Morsi was deposed as Egypt’s first democratically elected president, the country’s streets once again filled with millions of Egyptians exercising
Christians in upper Egypt and elsewhere are living in fear after a priest and four Coptic Christians were killed in the wake of the deposing
WASE, Nigeria — Ethnic Fulani Muslims killed a Christian in Wase, Nigeria, on June 18, less than a week after the Islamic extremist Boko Haram
Despite a promise by the Sudanese government to grant its minority Christian population religious freedom, church leaders there said they are beset by increased restrictions
MRIMA, Kenya — Assailants on a motorbike threw an explosive device into a church compound in southeastern Kenya on June 9, injuring 15 people. Two
AIN LEUH, Morocco — Expatriate Christians who ran an orphanage in Morocco until they were deported on charges of proselytism said they will take their
Washington — The Baptist World Alliance (BWA) sent an initial sum of $5,000 to assist victims flooded out in the East African country of Uganda.
The horror that gripped Baptists in 2009 when Pastor Fred Winters was shot in the pulpit, or in 1999 when a shooter opened fire on
