Alabama summer missionaries cared for victims
June 14, 2012
While college students at the University of Alabama, Pat Terry and Gail Hill shared a deep connection to missions work. “I always had thought Gail
Ceremony honoring massacre victims, survivors ‘a huge reunion’
June 14, 2012
May 30th was a hot day in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with temperatures soaring into the 90s. Shielded from the sun under large white tents,
Kazakhstan continues to prevent freedom of religion
June 14, 2012
TALDYKORGAN, Kazakhstan — Kazakhstan continues to use land use regulations as a means to prevent religious communities and their members from exercising freedom of religion
Christian leader being neglected by Israeli prosecutor
June 14, 2012
JERUSALEM — A Messianic Jewish congregation leader whose son was almost killed by a bomb planted by an ultra-right-wing Jew said he feels like the
Pakistani Christian graveyard taken by retired soldier
June 14, 2012
BHONDARY WALA, Pakistan — Christians in a village in Punjab Province are fighting to save their decades-old graveyard from being converted into farmland by a
Archaeologists discover ancient Bethlehem seal
June 14, 2012
SILWAN, Israel — The Israel Antiquities Authority revealed May 23 what it is calling the earliest archaeological evidence of the city of Bethlehem. Archaeologists have
Kazakh police frame, fine Baptist leaders
June 14, 2012
SEREBRYANSK, Kazakhstan — Kazakhstan continues to punish people exercising their internationally recognized right to freedom of religion or belief without state permission, sources reported. Raids,
Israel agrees to recognize non-Orthodox rabbis
June 14, 2012
JERUSALEM — When activist Anat Hoffman learned that the Israeli government had agreed to pay a state-funded salary to several non-Orthodox rabbis — something their
