ISIS: A Living Nightmare for Iraqi Christians
Who are the Iraqi Christians, and how did we get to this point?
Were 33 Christians in North Korea Really Up For Execution?
When it comes to North Korea and viral news stories, how do we separate fact from fiction?
During the Olympics, Russian Christians Work for Reform and Revival
If the Sochi Games are the hallmark of a corrupt government led by a tyrannical despot, they are also symbolic of the way Christians are praying for reform.
The Big Chop: A Theology of Natural Hair
By “big chopping,” Mowry became the latest high-profile woman to join the natural hair movement — a movement thousands of African-American women say is about much more than hair. It’s about identity, both cultural and divine.
Persecution Continues: Political Reform in Myanmar May Not Be The Progress We Think It Is
Not everyone sees Myanmar president, Thein Sein’s, release of political prisoners as progress. While political dissidents are being freed, ethnic and religious minorities continue to be imprisoned and persecuted.
