Southern Baptists face a “red alert” crisis in their World Hunger Fund just as a massive drought/famine cycle threatens nearly 11 million people in the
SULEJA, Nigeria — Members of a church in Suleja, Niger state, culminated a week of fasting and prayer July 17 with a memorial service for
The air is filled with a nauseating, thick, black smoke. Three months ago, the smoke came from gunpowder and vehicles set ablaze — along with
KADUGLI, Sudan — Military intelligence agents killed one Christian, and Islamic militants sympathetic to the government slaughtered another in June after attacking churches in Sudan’s
The Republic of South Sudan is now the world’s newest nation, raising the global number to 196, and the African continent’s 54th nation-state. After enduring
Volunteers are digging into the renovation of the historic Sanyati Baptist Hospital so new generations of Zimbabweans can experience for themselves the love of the
SOHAG, Egypt — Enraged Muslims burned down several Christian-owned homes, surrounded a church building and threatened to kill a priest in June in two unrelated
A United Nations (U.N.) body has affirmed homosexual and transgender rights for the first time, proponents of a recently adopted resolution say. The action came
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