BRASILIA, Brazil — Amid concerns about police brutality, Brazilian military police officers are taking Bible study classes during their working hours to help them deal
As Christians prepare to participate in the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church on Nov. 3 or Nov. 10, Gospel for Asia (GFA)
Protestant church leaders in Bolivia are trying to revoke a new law they say aims to “impose contrary beliefs” and “denies us the right to
For 17-year-old Mariah Walker, the scariest part of going alone to Ecuador was “when I officially said goodbye to my family in the Atlanta airport,
HAVANA, Cuba — More than 70 students in Havana received diplomas July 5–6 through a partnership that has revived a Cuban seminary during the past
It can be hard to come up with a list of countries with the most egregious records on religious freedom when some of the world's
ROME — Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s decision to be the first pope to take the name Francis was clearly meant to send a powerful message
CARACAS, Venezuela — With the death of Hugo Chávez, Venezuelans face an uncertain future after his 14-year presidency. The nation’s evangelical community is urging Christians
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