A meeting April 8 between Vyacheslav Nesteruk, president of the Baptist Union of Ukraine, and Aleksey Smirnov, president of the Russian Union of Evangelical Christians-Baptists, marked
Dozens of churches stand to lose their meeting places in New York City public schools after another unfavorable court ruling. On April 3, the U.S.
NEW YORK — Continuing a decade-long drop, anti-Semitic incidents in the U.S. declined by 19 percent, according to the Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) most recent annual
While previously working with South Sudan churches, Randy Gunter recognized an eye-opening need. That need manifested itself in different forms — from the extremely limited
BEIRUT, Lebanon — As Lebanon registered its 1 millionth Syrian refugee in early April, the United Nations (U.N.) labeled it a "devastating milestone." Four years
IKI-IKI, Uganda — Wenene Nuru, 23, of Iki-Iki township in Pallisa District of Uganda, dreamed about praying in a church after listening to a Christian-Muslim
Citing paragraphs that disparage Christians, label Jews “pigs” and teach that execution is an Islamic response to gay sex, some Americans are asking President Barack
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — A St. Petersburg, Russia, Pentecostal church has been liquidated for alleged illegal educational activity. Harvest Church lawyer Sergei Chugunov stated the
