Violence in Nigeria aimed mainly at Christians
December 1, 2011
DAMATURU, Nigeria — Islamic extremists stormed Damaturu in Yobe state, northern Nigeria like a swarm of bees, and at the end of their four-hour rampage,
Families trapped in Horn of Africa famine receive SBC World Hunger Fund relief
December 1, 2011
Barefoot children run giggling through the center of the village. The girls squeal in delight as a group of boys give chase. Sarah Salesa watches
African Baptists elect new leadership in Nigeria
December 1, 2011
LAGOS, Nigeria — A new slate of leadership was elected by the All Africa Baptist Fellowship (AABF) during its 7th Assembly in Lagos, Nigeria, Nov.
Somali Christian refugees feel danger in Kenya
December 1, 2011
NAIROBI, Kenya — One Christian left his native Somalia 10 years ago, and another fled as Muslim extremists were bombing his house earlier this year,
Church compound attack in Kenya kills 2, wounds 3
November 24, 2011
GARISSA, Kenya — Suspected Islamic extremists with Somalia’s al-Shabaab militia threw a grenade into the home of the church guard of an East Africa Pentecostal
Yemeni government cracks down on protests; women plead for help
November 10, 2011
The embers of the Arab Spring still glow red in much of Northern Africa and the Middle East, but flames grew tallest in Yemen’s capital
Ex-slave pleads with US government for help with Sudanese slaves
November 10, 2011
Ker Aleu Deng waved his white cane in front of his body as he stepped cautiously into the second floor hearing room at the Rayburn
Sudanese church faces hostility
November 3, 2011
Emboldened by government calls for a Sudan based on Islamic law since the secession of South Sudan, Muslims have attacked Christians trying to finish constructing
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