TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Uzbekistan has closed down another Western-funded aid agency, ordering the complete liquidation of the Central Asian Free Exchange (CAFE) and ouster of
A recent missions trip to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, kicked off a partnership between the city’s Universidad Valle del Bravo (UVB) and Judson College in Marion
A constitutional amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman did not receive the two-thirds majority needed for passage in the U.S. House
Buddy and Joyce Mewbourne, members of First Baptist Church, Pell City, waited anxiously July 21 to hear from their son Bruce. He was scheduled to
KOTA, India — Unidentified youths July 6 allegedly tried to molest girls and launched an arson attack on the orphanage of Emmanuel Mission International (EMI)
It’s 100 degrees in the tropical heat as the American students stand in a courtyard scattered with tireless tricycles and deflated soccer balls. Unsure of
WASHINGTON — A Washington-area megachurch filed a federal lawsuit July 3, challenging a government ruling that it was improperly holding seminary-level classes on church grounds.
DES MOINES, Iowa — The Church of the Brethren passed a resolution calling for the end of the war in Iraq at its annual meeting.
