Vazgen Zohrabyan was nine years old, living in Soviet Union-controlled Armenia, when the Iron Curtain began to crumble in 1990. Like most adults today, he
His name is Vivo, and he’s the most talented kinkajou this side of South America. He can dance. He can play musical instruments. Most of
Reports of political and social unrest breaking out in multiple nations have stirred Christian leaders to call for prayer for local believers and ongoing ministry
In 2011, Julio Calderin planted Iglesia Bautista Vida Eterna at First Baptist Church, Las Vegas, Nevada. Today the church has grown to about 150 people.
Irma Moss vividly remembers five or six communist soldiers invading her family’s home in Cuba and whisking her father off to jail in the wake
Countries used COVID-19 as an excuse to persecute religious minorities and sometimes blamed certain religions for the pandemic itself, the U.S. Commission on International Religious
