Christian arrests continue to rise in Iran
August 14, 2008
SHIRAZ, Iran — A diabetic Iranian Christian jailed for more than two months is in critical condition due to lack of medical treatment, even as
Woman ‘weakened by torture’ dies of malaria
August 14, 2008
ASSAB, Eritrea — Imprisoned and tortured for her Christian faith since December, 37-year-old Azib Simon died of malaria in Eritrea’s Wi’a Military Training Center in
Youth pastor fined for criticizing homosexuality
August 14, 2008
RED DEER, Alberta — A youth pastor in Alberta, Canada, has been ordered to pay damages equivalent to $7,000 and publicly apologize for a letter
UM prof to oversee Olympic drug screening
August 7, 2008
If all goes well during the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, you’ll never see University of Mobile (UM) professor William Carroll on television. But Carroll will
Iranian Christians detained, could face charges
August 7, 2008
SHIRAZ, Iran — Iranian authorities have detained two converts to Christianity in the southern city of Shiraz, Iran, for eight weeks on suspicion of “apostasy,”
Lutherans to apologize for Anabaptist persecution
August 7, 2008
The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) is preparing a statement that asks forgiveness from Anabaptists — Mennonites, Amish and similar believers — for 16th-century persecution, which
Baptists distribute Artemisia plants in rural Africa to help fight malaria
August 7, 2008
Every 30 seconds, a child in Africa dies of malaria. But it doesn’t have to happen. Malaria often can be prevented. When that’s not possible,
Zambian missions experience changes lives here, there
August 7, 2008
Ashley Reagan will never forget her first international missions trip, how the people in Zambia stood on the side of the road saying, “Come; tell
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