Laila lies motionless in the sweltering heat of a remote medical clinic poised at the edge of the Sahara Desert. Black flies swarm the young
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — A Tanzanian court acquitted two evangelists of “illegal preaching” Aug. 12. After 10 months of hearings, a Kariakoo area court
Sean Michel smiled through his distinctive, foot-long beard as he slid the guitar strap over his shoulder and greeted the crowd at El Huevo nightclub
SIPIROK, Indonesia — Police and local government officials joined forces with a Muslim mob to close a church in North Sumatra province July 30. Church
An initial sum of $10,000 has been granted by Baptist World Aid (BWAid), the relief development arm of the Baptist World Alliance, to assist flood
TEHRAN, Iran — Seven top leaders of the Baha’i faith who have been incarcerated in Iran since 2008 have each received jail sentences of 20
By Jennifer Davis Rash Worship at the Wharf was rained out of its venue but not out of its spirit. And certainly not out of
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Theologian and author John Phillips, of Winston-Salem, N.C., died July 25. He was 83. Phillips was born in Newport, South Wales, in
