Buddhist monks lead attack on church in Sri Lanka
January 3, 2013
WEERAKETIYA, Sri Lanka — A mob of about 1,000 people in southern Sri Lanka, led by Buddhist monks, protested the presence of a church by
Police protecting extremists who attacked church
January 3, 2013
BOOTHPADA, India — Refusing to register a complaint against Hindu extremists who stoned and beat a pastor until he was unconscious, police in Madhya Pradesh
Maldives deports Christians for bringing in literature
December 20, 2012
NEW DELHI — Authorities in the Maldives held a Bangladeshi Christian in jail for 23 days before deporting him for bringing Christian literature into the
FBC Livingston reaches Chinese students; member moves to diverse part of London
December 20, 2012
Last year, God told Mae Evans it was time to “drop everything” and go live among internationals. Her answer? Let’s go. Now Evans, who grew
‘How am I going to explain this to my wife?’
December 13, 2012
The first time Doug Page (see story, page 8) set foot in the remote Central Asian town where he was sent to serve Christ, a
Religious law could result in home confiscation
December 6, 2012
Astana, Kazakhstan — Kazakhstan continues to attempt to make exercising freedom of religion or belief dependent on state permission, Forum 18 has found. Members of
Chinese Christian leader K.H. Ting dies at 97
December 6, 2012
NANJING, China — K.H. Ting, an Anglican bishop prior to China’s Cultural Revolution who led a “postdenominational” re-emergence of Chinese Christianity in the 1970s and
100 years after Lottie Moon’s death, IMB missionaries still risking it all
November 29, 2012
Nepalese pastors brave threats and bombs to see Christ’s name glorified in the Himalayas. Believers in West Africa bury a Christian woman, uniting in a
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