WASHINGTON — Members of the Evangelical Environmental Network (EEN) expressed grave concern about a Chevrolet marketing campaign and 16-concert tour “Come Together & Worship.” The
It was 10 o’clock on a Friday morning earlier this fall, and Jonathan Miles had already been up since dawn. He had driven down to
KARACHI, Pakistan — Robin Peranditta, 27, one of two survivors of September’s massacre at the Institute of Peace and Justice (IPJ) in Karachi, was finally
According to Christianity Today magazine, Big Idea Productions, which creates the popular Veggie Tales video series, laid off more than 30 of its employees a
When he was a boy, “Nader” seldom thought about God. “People told me not to do bad things, to go to the mosque,” he remembers.
The aftershocks of 9/11 continue to reverberate in the Arab world, especially in Egypt. Muhammad Atta, the suspected master mind of the terrorist acts
A school bus driver in Jacksonville, Fla., was given a letter of discipline for distributing Bibles to students on her bus, prompting the daily newspaper
A Christian family living in Cairo recently flew out of the city for a visit to their home country. Before they even reached cruising
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