1. Rise and Fight Again
Not long ago a friend and I visited Washington’s Crossing, Pennsylvania. That day the Delaware River was a perfect mirror reflecting a crisp blue and white sky—the silver glass waters rippled only by lolling, lazy geese shaking...
2. Women of the Mountains
They beam with joy, these mountain girls whose fate would have otherwise been a life of continual sighing.
In the mountainous Tropoja region of Albania, sons are preferred. Pregnant women are greeted with the expression me një djalë...
3. Dispatches: Inner Mongolia
After a late supper at the end of a long day, I am trying to catch up on some writing. We just returned from a Mongolian meal served at a seedy restaurant with greasy tables arranged beneath a grimacing portrait of Genghis Khan. ...
4. Dispatches: England
Beads of rain race along my window as our express train speeds through the mist back to London. My mind and pen are racing too—so much I have seen and heard in London and Bunyan’s Bedford.
Arrived yesterday from Kiev and was...
5. Dispatches: Afghanistan
Took the highway near Jalalabad, a stretch of road popular with suicide bombers. Afghan Army and police were everywhere setting up checkpoints here and there. Smaller but beefier NATO units supplemented the security force.
After...
Persecution Update for February 2010:...
Somalia continues to rank high among countries that persecute Christians. Last month al Qaeda terrorists murdered Mohammed Ahmed Ali, a 41-year-old underground church pastor. Ali had left Islam to...
Persecution Update for January 2010:...
Used with permission from China Aid
China continues to persecute Christians in unregistered churches. One example occurred early on a Sunday morning in September when 400 police raided the Linfeng...
Persecution Update for December 2009:...
Two years ago two Christian attorneys, Nguyen Van Dai, age 40, and Miss Le Thi Cong Nhan, age 30, were sentenced in an unlawful trial to a four-year prison term. Both of them were converted to Christ through...
Persecution Update for November 2009:...
Yemen is an Islamic country controlled by Sharia and ranks as one of the worst persecutors of Christians. Its laws forbid the conversion of people to other religions. Two German Bible college students,...
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