Bolivian church leaders say new law threatens rights
September 5, 2013
Protestant church leaders in Bolivia are trying to revoke a new law they say aims to “impose contrary beliefs” and “denies us the right to
Thomasville teen spends five weeks in Ecuador sharing Jesus, helping women
August 8, 2013
For 17-year-old Mariah Walker, the scariest part of going alone to Ecuador was “when I officially said goodbye to my family in the Atlanta airport,
Cuba Baptist seminary rises from near-extinction
August 1, 2013
HAVANA, Cuba — More than 70 students in Havana received diplomas July 5–6 through a partnership that has revived a Cuban seminary during the past
15 countries cited for religious freedom violations
May 1, 2013
It can be hard to come up with a list of countries with the most egregious records on religious freedom when some of the world's
New Pope Francis has ‘unprecedented’ start
March 21, 2013
ROME — Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s decision to be the first pope to take the name Francis was clearly meant to send a powerful message
Christians urged to pray for unity after Chávez’s death
March 14, 2013
CARACAS, Venezuela — With the death of Hugo Chávez, Venezuelans face an uncertain future after his 14-year presidency. The nation’s evangelical community is urging Christians
Buying fair trade products can help stop forced labor, free people from bondage
January 10, 2013
A young man came to the United States to look for work because he needed to support his aging parents,” wrote Polaris Project, an organization that
Christians most populous, Pew research affirms
January 10, 2013
Christians are the world’s largest religious group and are nearly evenly dispersed globally, according to a new Pew study on the size, geographic distribution and
Latest News
-
‘Sarah’s legacy’: Senate approves camp safety bill named for Birmingham girlApril 1, 2026/0 Comments -
-
