Pakistani refuses Islam, charged with ‘blasphemy’
March 22, 2012
FORT ABBAS, Pakistan — A young mother has been falsely accused of “blaspheming” Muhammad, the prophet of Islam, because she rebuffed attempts by relatives who
Rumor leads to harassment of Christians in Egypt
March 15, 2012
MEET BASHAR, Egypt — Tensions remain high in an Egyptian village where as many as 5,000 mostly Salafi Muslims went on a rampage over a
Muslims threaten Christian family with ‘blasphemy’
March 8, 2012
SIALKOT, Pakistan — Tensions are still high in a Pakistani village following Muslims’ attempt to seize land from a Christian family by threatening to accuse
Pastor in Turkmenistan freed after 18 months in prison
March 8, 2012
MARY, Turkmenistan — Nearly 18 months after his August 2010 arrest in Turkmenistan, Protestant pastor Ilmurad Nurliev was among a group of about 230 prisoners
U.S. advises modest dress for visitors to Jerusalem
March 1, 2012
JERUSALEM — The U.S. State Department is advising visitors to Jerusalem to dress modestly when visiting certain neighborhoods, or to avoid the areas entirely, in
Middle Eastern believers keep wary eye on Arab Spring
February 16, 2012
From her home, Samia Ramsis holds a key chain bearing the face of the Virgin Mary as visitors outside come to look upon the spot
Christians in Egypt remain uncertain about future following revolution
February 2, 2012
Lucy Hamilton said she can’t really explain it — even on a normal day, the air just feels strange in Tahrir Square. People bustle about
Lantern Vision captures, communicates stories of Christians worldwide
January 26, 2012
For as long as he can remember, Nathan Troost has been a storyteller. As an elementary school student, he dreamed of becoming an author, and
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