Survivors Desperately Seek Loved Ones in Jos, Nigeria Blast
One man rendered a widower by the Islamist suicide bombing at a Catholic church on March 11 discovered his wife … Read More
Japan Campus Crusade for Christ Launches Suicide-Prevention Campaign
As the anniversary of Japan’s earthquake and tsunami coincides with what is traditionally Japan’s highest suicide month (March), Japan Campus … Read More
San Diego Memorial Cross Remains Under Fire
The Mt. Soledad Veterans’ Memorial cross in San Diego remains under fire—but the battle is far from over. An Alliance … Read More
Baptist Church in Bethlehem Declared Illegitimate By Palestinian Authority
A week after Prime Minister Salam Fayyad told an audience of evangelical Protestants from across the world that his government … Read More
Sen. Lieberman, Pastor Hagee Speak at a Night to Honor Israel in Bloomfield
Sen. Joseph Lieberman and Pastor John Hagee addressed a crowd of more than 2,500 at a Night to Honor Israel. … Read More
‘Charisma’ Article Inspires ‘Safe House’ for Girls
Carl Keyes has been working tirelessly to change the lives of individuals and communities around the world for decades. Now … Read More
Ceasefire Reached in Gaza, Iron Dome Performs Well
Israel has reached a ceasefire with Islamic terror groups in the Gaza Strip, ending four days of fighting and rocket … Read More
Does Viral Video ‘Kony 2012’ Help or Hurt LRA Victims?
If you haven’t seen it, the idea behind Kony 2012 is to expose Joseph Kony as the war criminal he … Read More
Crystal Cathedral Relocates, Rev. Schuller Resigns
The financially struggling Crystal Cathedral will be getting a new name and a new location, the church’s pastor announced over … Read More
Pakistani Woman Refuses Islam, Imprisoned for ‘Blasphemy’
A young mother has been falsely accused of “blaspheming” Muhammad, the prophet of Islam, because she rebuffed attempts by relatives … Read More
Japan Earthquake Victim’s Family Prays at Ravaged Graveyard One Year Later
Masanari Ito (R) and his wife, Michiko, pray for his father, who was killed in the March 11, 2011 earthquake … Read More
Florida City Strikes Unconstitutional Zoning Rules Harmful to Churches
In a victory for Christians last week, a Florida city is no longer discriminating against churches and religious groups by … Read More
New Quake Frames Japan’s Sorrows, Rebuilding Continues
Sunday marked one year since the unthinkable happened in Japan. In the run-up to Sunday, Japan was rattled by a … Read More
Fire Kills Two AG Ministers in Louisiana
A fire that broke out in a Louisiana trailer Wednesday night took the lives of Annie Mae Farmer, 84, and … Read More
‘Courageous’ Film Outreach Leads 1,000 Police Officers to Christ
The movie Courageous had an incredible impact on men across the United States. Many men were moved to take their … Read More
Critics Angered by Bible Translation for Muslims
The Holy Bible has been translated into more than 450 languages and portions of the Scriptures exist in more than … Read More
Islamic Extremists Attack Another Nigeria Church With Suicide Bombing
Two weeks after a suicide bomb attack by the Islamist sect Boko Haram during a church service in Jos, Nigeria, … Read More
Costumed Ultra-Orthodox Jews Celebrate Purim Holiday
An Ultra-Orthodox Jewish boy stands dressed in a costume during celebrations for the holiday of Purim at the Belz Hasidic … Read More
Seed Company Begins 800th Bible Translation Project
The Seed Company, the world’s fastest-growing Bible translation organization, has begun its 800th language project, the Arnhem Land Aboriginal Partnership … Read More
Persecuted Messianic Jewish Family Faces Purim Bomb Scare
Jews celebrated Purim this week, but the time for celebration turned out to be a fearful time for some. David … Read More
Islamists Vow to Eradicate Christians From Parts of Nigeria
Militant Islamist group Boko Haram has declared “war” on Christians in Nigeria, saying that they are planning coordinated attacks to … Read More