Suicide bombers hit another church in Jos, Nigeria
June 21, 2012
An Islamic extremist ran a car full of explosives into a Pentecostal church in Jos, in Nigeria’s Plateau state on June 10, killing at least
Political revolutions result in disappointment for some, opportunities for Christians
June 21, 2012
The sight inspired the world: Millions of Egyptians standing proudly in line at countless polling stations, determined to vote for their new president. The two-day
Statement on Calvinism by longtime SBC leaders draws debate
June 21, 2012
A group of current and former Southern Baptist leaders has signed a statement affirming what they call the “traditional Southern Baptist” understanding of the doctrine of
May 30 marks 40 years since deadly attack in Israel
June 14, 2012
The day was May 30, 1972. A group of Puerto Rican Christians, eager to begin their biblical pilgrimage in the Holy Land, had just landed
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
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