Visiting Haiti was everything you’ve seen on TV and then some, said Mel Johnson, disaster relief strategist for Alabama Baptists. “You can’t begin to imagine
Minority Christians in India’s southern state of Karnataka are under an unprecedented wave of persecution, having faced more than 1,000 attacks in 500 days, according
After their teenage son was nearly killed in 2008 by a bomb disguised as a holiday gift basket, few people were as eager for Ya’acov
ATLANTA — Cohabitation is increasingly becoming the first co-residential union formed among young adults, a new study has found, but those who practice some facets
VENTURA, Calif. — While most Americans describe Easter as a religious holiday, less than half of U.S. adults surveyed link it specifically to the resurrection
FALLS CHURCH, Va. — Chilean Baptists’ top leader tearfully thanked Baptist World Alliance (BWA) officials March 10 for the aid and support shown to her
RABAT, Morocco — Moroccan authorities deported more than 40 foreign Christian aid workers during one week in an ongoing nationwide crackdown that included the expulsion
RICHMOND, Va. — Americans believe childhood poverty is a problem that demands urgent attention, but rank faith-based groups last when asked who should be responsible
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