BEJAIA, Algeria — Seven Algerian churches faced closure after the governor of their province sent them written notice that they were operating “illegally.” The notice
NASHVILLE — Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam signed a bill May 23 overturning a controversial Nashville ordinance that forced businesses with ties to the city to
FRANKFORT, Ky. — In 2009, 57,000 U.S. kids in foster care found forever families, up from 37,000 in 1998, according to a Child Trends study
Hiba used to pore over the Quran, trying to sort out life’s problems. Then she bumped into some Christians in her hometown a few years
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Angie Cheng, a veteran Christian worker with the Chinese Diaspora, died May 7 in Taipei, Taiwan, after complications associated with a bone
Flat-roofed houses still dot the Nazareth skyline as they did in Jesus’ time, but these days, they’re covered with satellite dishes. A good bit has
More than 20 members of a Beijing illegal church were arrested May 29 as they tried to gather for an outdoor service in what was
Violent storm systems continued to wreak havoc in the nation’s midsection May 24, as tornadoes killed at least 15 people in three states. Thunderstorms hampered
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