Senate confirms Diaz as U.S. ambassador to Vatican
August 27, 2009
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate on Aug. 4 confirmed a Cuban-born theologian as the ninth U.S. ambassador to the Vatican. Miguel H. Diaz, 45, will
Hindu extremists in India attack pastors, women
August 27, 2009
ANNIGERE, India — Hindu nationalist extremists attacked Christians attending teacher training Aug. 12 in Dharwad district, Karnataka, but when one of the attendees escaped and
Rash of attacks on Christians reported in Sri Lanka
August 27, 2009
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Attacks on Christians in Sri Lanka have surged noticeably in recent weeks, following the government’s defeat of Tamil separatists in May.
Graham’s Rock the River draws thousands of teens
August 27, 2009
ST. LOUIS — More than 65,000 people gathered at the Gateway Arch in St. Louis for the second stop on the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association’s
S.C. bishop upset over gay issues in Episcopal Church
August 27, 2009
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Upset over the Episcopal Church’s recent moves to lift a ban on gay bishops and allow blessings for same-sex couples, the bishop
Iranian converts unwavering in faith
August 20, 2009
Two Iranian converts to Christianity are standing strong in their faith, according to a report from Iran by the Farsi Christian News Network (FCNN). The
Young Ukrainian schoolteacher spends summer at WorldSong Camp, puts face on missions for girls
August 20, 2009
“You really make God lots of things for missionaries,” she said excitedly on the last day of camp, a few days before she flew back
Alabamians stay safe during Honduras coup
August 20, 2009
As news that Honduras had removed President Manuel Zelaya in what many were calling a military coup traveled fast June 28, family members, friends and
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