Judge Exonerates Jailed Evangelist in Bangladesh
A judge this week exonerated a Christian sentenced to one year in prison for selling and distributing Christian literature near … Read More
Category: World
Japan Struggles to Combat Radiation Threat
Highly-toxic plutonium is seeping from the damaged nuclear power plant in Japan’s tsunami disaster zone into the soil outside. Radiation … Read More
Lay Minister’s Home Destroyed
Unni Joyce is homeless today because he preached the Gospel. Unni is a simple believer who lives in Bangladesh, one … Read More
How Does Bible Numerology Play Into Middle Eastern Revolution?
Israel’s military airstrikes targeted and hit a terrorist squad in the Southern Gaza Strip on Wednesday. According to Israeli Defense … Read More
Making Sense of the 4/14 Window
You’ve heard about the 10/40 Window…but you might not actually know what it is. The term was coined by Ralph … Read More
Israel Opens Field Hospital in Japan
Israel has opened a field hospital in the Miyagi district of Japan, one of the areas worst hit by the … Read More
Missionaries Attacked, Arrested Just Before Gift Distribution
Seven Gospel for Asia-supported missionaries were robbed, beaten and arrested March 28 as they were preparing for a Christmas gift … Read More
Prospects Dim for Religious Freedom in Nepal
A new constitution that Nepal’s parliament is scheduled to put into effect before May 28 may not include the right … Read More
Christians Targeted in Nigeria Election-Related Violence
Violence threatens next month’s elections in Nigeria. Already, political violence has been disruptive to church activities. Police have warned church … Read More
Two Indian Christians Languish in Saudi Prison
Friends and family of two Indian Christians arrested after a prayer meeting in Saudi Arabia in January have tried in … Read More
Pro-Israel Group Turns to Facebook to Stop Intifada
Swept up by the momentum of the recent Facebook-powered revolutions in the Arab world, a newly formed, super-viral Palestinian group … Read More
Doug Stringer Sees Change Amid Japan Crisis
Somebody Cares about Japan. And that somebody is Doug Stringer. Doug Stringer, the half-Japanese, half-American founder of Somebody Cares America, … Read More
Sahara Challenge Works to Build Muslim-Christian Relationships
As violence, unrest and confusion heat up in predominantly-Muslim countries like Libya, Tunisia, Bahrain and Egypt, many believers are beginning … Read More
Earthquake: Pray for the People of Myanmar
Gospel for Asia is deploying Compassion Services teams to offer relief after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar (Burma) March … Read More
India’s Anti-Christian Violence in 2008 Linked to Terrorists
Right-wing terrorists played a key role in attacking and killing Christians in Orissa and Karnataka states in 2008, one of … Read More
Two Quakes Rattle Burma
Two quakes rattled Burma within seconds of each other late Thursday. The temblors struck near the borders with China, Thailand … Read More
Japan Prime Minister Calls Nuclear Disaster ‘Very Grave’
After what looked like good news earlier in the week, the Japanese government is signaling that the danger at Fukushima … Read More
Syria Security Forces Kill More than 100 Protesters
The United States strongly condemned the Syrian government’s brutal repression of demonstrations in the Middle Eastern nation. According to the … Read More
Should Israel Prepare for War in the Middle East?
The violence in Gaza is escalating. In the wake of a terrorist attack in Jerusalem on Wednesday, Palestinian militants continued … Read More
Palau Set to Equip Vietnam Churches
Believers in Vietnam are passionate to reach their nation with the Gospel. Evangelist Luis Palau says, “The churches in Vietnam … Read More
Missionary Faces Nearly Impossible Choice
Gospel for Asia-supported missionary Zaafir Patel must choose between turning his back on a group of new believers or forcing … Read More