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Working Together

The United Nations is partnering with a Christian organization to help distribte relief in Haiti.

Tunisians Weigh Democracy or Islamic State

The citizens of the tiny North African nation of Tunisia will vote in the country's first free elections this weekend. Will they choose democracy or...

BIBLE CAFÉ

POLICE IN ENGLAND RECENTLY TOLD THE OWNER OF A CHRISTIAN CAFÉ HE HAD TO STOP DISPLAYING "OFFENSIVE" WORDS ON THE WALL. THOSE WORDS WERE QUOTES FROM...

CLASHES IN EGYPT

MORE THAN 24 PEOPLE ARE DEAD AND AT LEAST 200 WOUNDED AFTER AN ATTACK ON A COPTIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH SPARKED RIOTS

US Losing the Battle against Sex Trafficking?

An FBI anti-trafficking task force now operates in 39 communities across the U.S. But problems in the system abound, making justice difficult to...

Pastor Faces Death Sentence

An Iranian pastor facing a death sentence for his Christian faith is still fighting for his life. Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani could be executed at...

Record Numbers of Tourists Visit Israel

Tourism in the Holy Land is up 42% from last year and 2010 is expected to be a record breaking year. Chris Mitchell shows us what travelers...

Humanitarian Crisis

Hundreds of thousands of people are displaced because of the ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan.

Saving Sex Slaves

With human trafficking at an all time high, one young Christian leader is challenging the church to help rescue child victims.

Martyred for Christ

Even though they're denied many opportunities in Egyptian society, Christians are forced to serve in the military where they are persecuted.

World Cup Ministry

George Thomas is in Johannesburg, South Africa, where Christian ministries are using soccer to share the Gospel.

Loss and Betrayal

U.S. Christian workers tell Congress about the day Moroccan authorities closed down their orphanage and kicked them out of the country, forcing them...

Caught in the Crossfire

Christians in the southern Philippines are the targets in a war between Muslim separatists and government forces. Lucille Talusan reports from...

Wendy Blight: Trusting God After Rape

She had questions about fear and trust that couldn't be answered after she was sexually assaulted.

Kande’s Story

A 12-year-old African girl was orphaned by AIDS and left to care for her 5 brothers and sisters. Now her story is spreading across Africa, and it’s...

Cuba’s Christians Look Forward

Cuba’s Baptists celebrated more than 100 years of ministry on the Island and despite restrictions by the Castro regime they are committed to planting...

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