Amid drought in Kenya, hunger fund feeds thousands
August 13, 2009
The rains come too late for the crops. Cows, selling for about $5, have no meat on their bones. The drought’s damage will be fatal
Nurse sues N.Y hospital over abortion issue
August 13, 2009
NEW YORK — A pro-life nurse has sued The Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, saying hospital officials coerced her to participate in a
Muslim extremists shoot, kill Christian convert
August 13, 2009
Muslim extremists killed a Christian convert in Mahadday Weyne, Somalia, 62 miles north of Mogadishu on July 20. Al-Shabaab Islamist militia shot Mohammed Sheikh Abdiraman
Methodists defeat gay-related membership policy
August 13, 2009
NASHVILLE — United Methodists have defeated amendments that would have made church membership open to all Christians regardless of sexual orientation and furthered the creation
Christians increasingly vulnerable in Nepal
August 13, 2009
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Three years after a pro-democracy movement led to the proclamation of Nepal as a secular state, some Christians say they are in
Baptists pray for Nigeria after violent outbreaks
August 13, 2009
EDE, Netherlands — Recent violent outbreaks in Nigeria led the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) to pause during its General Council meeting in Ede, Netherlands, to
Laotian Christians persecuted, lose livestock
August 13, 2009
KATIN, Laos — Officials and residents of Katin village in Ta Oih district, Saravan province, Laos, confiscated and slaughtered livestock belonging to nine Christian families
Another Christian dies in Eritrean military prison
August 13, 2009
MITIRE, Eritrea — Another Christian imprisoned for his faith in Eritrea has died from authorities denying him medical treatment, according to a Christian support organization.
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