WMU’s WorldCrafts committed to artisans
July 10, 2008
Raima, a hearing-impaired craftsperson in the island country of Mauritius, is part of an artisan group called Craft Aid that provides jobs for people with
Gulf Coast Hispanic radio broadcast impacts lives
July 10, 2008
Aias de Souza still remembers the biggest challenge in successfully establishing a Hispanic radio ministry along the Gulf Coast — the lack of a capable
Former bishop elected president of Paraguay
May 8, 2008
ASUNCION, Paraguay — A former Roman Catholic bishop was elected April 20 as the new president of Paraguay after being criticized by his church for
Cuba signs international human rights treaties
March 20, 2008
HAVANA — Cuba became a signatory to two important human rights documents — the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and the International
Rich with stunning vistas and natural resources, modern-day Cuba stays in the shadow of its troubled past
February 7, 2008
Cuba, the largest country in the Caribbean and the westernmost island of the Greater Antilles, is the definition of a tropical paradise: white sand beaches,
Tourism ‘heart’ of Cuba’s economy
February 7, 2008
In the mid-1990s tourism in Cuba surpassed sugar as the primary source of foreign exchange. Tourism is now viewed as the “heart of the economy.”
Cuban believers receive shipment of 200,000 Bibles
August 23, 2007
HAVANA — The largest shipment of Bibles in the history of Cuba has been delivered by the American Bible Society and WorldServe Ministries, a missions
Mexican Catholics arrested for destroying church
August 9, 2007
NISHNAMTIC, Mexico — Chiapas state officials arrested 14 “traditionalist Catholics” July 22 following the destruction of an evangelical church near San Cristobal de las Casas
