In remote areas of Central Asia, access to clean water is a matter of life and death, especially for children. One humanitarian project supported by
EKIBASTUZ, Kazakhstan — In Kazakhstan’s first known use of expanded and increased punishments for exercising freedom of religion or belief, a Baptist in eastern Kazakhstan
Uraj experiments awkwardly with the hand-propelled tricycle. “His grip is good. He’ll be sore tomorrow but he’ll get the hang of this,” said Bruce Burk,
SRINAGAR, India — Christian workers are fleeing India’s Kashmir Valley after a Shariah (Islamic law) court issued a “guilty” verdict against three Christian leaders, issued
JARKURGAN, Uzbekistan — One of the police officers accused of beating local Protestant Shokir Rahmatullayev after a Jan. 3 raid on his home in Jarkurgan
When America’s first ordained missionaries sailed from here to India 200 years ago, they kicked off a movement to spread the faith and created America’s
LOIJE, Burma — Attacks on Christians in Burma continued into the Christmas season in Kachin state as Burmese army troops killed a civilian and destroyed
The plight of people who survived a Dec. 17 typhoon in the Philippines has been worsened in 14 provinces by heavy rains that have caused
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