DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania — A Tanzanian court acquitted two evangelists of “illegal preaching” Aug. 12. After 10 months of hearings, a Kariakoo area court
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
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
Christians in the Middle East A series describing life for believers in several Middle Eastern countries Israel attracts attention from Christians all around the world.
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
NASHVILLE — Black church pastors are struggling to lead their churches by example in evangelizing the unchurched. A recent study, published in the current issue
WASHINGTON — Pro-life advocates have received an important assurance from the Obama administration on one aspect of the new health care reform law. The Department
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