FBC Montgomery adopts Ejamat people in Senegal, Africa
July 19, 2012
Clapping and cheering erupt from the crowd gathered as an elderly woman with gray hair emerges from the muddy waters of the Casamance River, displaying
Suicide bombers hit another church in Jos, Nigeria
June 21, 2012
An Islamic extremist ran a car full of explosives into a Pentecostal church in Jos, in Nigeria’s Plateau state on June 10, killing at least
Ethiopian Christian faces circumstances similar to Job’s
May 31, 2012
JIJIGA, Ethiopia — His wife died shortly before he was falsely accused of desecrating the Quran, and by the time he was released from prison
Nigerian church bombing linked to Islamic terrorists
May 31, 2012
JOS, Nigeria — The Nigerian military’s discovery of a Muslim terrorist base full of ammunition and explosives in Jos on May 19 refutes Islamist claims
Clinic brings healing, hope to refugees in Jordan
May 31, 2012
The child, Mohammed, was too small for his age and looked very fragile. Dr. Amy knew he wasn’t getting enough to eat. The toddler, his
Darfur Sudan Council of Churches, Sudan Aid shut down
May 24, 2012
Nyala, South Sudan — Security agents in Sudan’s South Darfur state have closed down the Nyala offices of the Sudan Council of Churches (SCC) and
Bombings in Nigeria continue to target Christians, churches
May 3, 2012
Suspected Islamic extremists attacked a TV viewing center in Jos, Nigeria, April 24, in a Christian area of the city where a crowd had gathered
In Africa’s Horn, dozens follow Christ — even sheiks, witch doctors
May 3, 2012
It used to be a brothel, the sandy house where Mike and Abbey Nettles are raising their children in the Horn of Africa. When they
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