Sara Horn may not have a prominent newspaper byline or a familiar TV news visage, but she’s broken new ground as a denominational news reporter.
ASMARA, Eritrea — A wave of anti-Christian raids by security police in the small African nation of Eritrea has led to the arrest and torture
LAHORE, Pakistan — The Presbyterian Church-USA (PCUSA) reports negotiations with Pakistan’s government over control of Forman Christian College have resulted in the return of the
In the middle of Nigeria, where Mike and Becky Stonecypher live, riots have been all too common in the past few years. The nation of
Very often international missionaries volunteer to spread the gospel in politically unstable countries with a clear understanding of existing problems and dangers that may face
The chief Senate sponsor of President Bush’s “faith based” initiative has removed its most controversial elements in hopes of gaining wider support. Sen. Rick Santorum,
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In an effort to balance its budget, the Presbyterian Church (USA) will cut its 2004 budget by $3.1 million by eliminating 19
WASHINGTON — Thirty years after Sally Pries and was ordained as the first woman Reform rabbi, the nation’s largest Jewish movement will install its first
