More than 10 Christians were killed June 21 when Islamist extremists ambushed three vehicles just days after a similar deadly attack. The extremist group Allied
A Hmong Christian and his family have been stripped of citizenship rights in Vietnam because of their faith. The rights group International Christian Concern reported
Julie Busler sat in the office of a Turkish psychiatrist and stared at the medical forms she was holding. She read the first question, “Do
“I came to this country in 1975, after the Vietnam War. It was May 10. I remember that date very well,” said John Nguyen, pastor
The death sentence for two Christians accused of “blasphemy” was upheld and, in a separate case, Pakistani police refused to rescue an abducted Christian girl.
How do you celebrate a twentieth anniversary? For a missions team from First Baptist Church Orlando, Florida, the answer might not be that unexpected. In
Newly elected Southern Baptist Convention Pastors Conference President Daniel Dickard has announced details on next year’s event, which include the theme, those he’s named to
Mike and Susan Phillips have a long history of involvement in missions. Through years of local and international mission trips, the Arkansas couple has built
Tensions escalated. An imminent invasion was on the horizon. The evacuation of International Mission Board missionaries in Ukraine became imperative. Long-term missionary presence in a
Your church has essential demographic questions needing answers. Since effective communication engagement rises and falls on how well you know your audience, demographics are the
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