Haiti (MNN) ― The 7.0-magnitude quake that shook Haiti on January 12 left much of the capital Port-au-Prince in ruins.
The disaster destroyed the infrastructure and the seat of government, causing a humanitarian catastrophe.
Four months later, hundreds of quake survivors are still in limbo. These survivors are the orphans. At the best of times, Haiti counted just 100 licensed orphanages and 67 orphanages licensed to perform adoptions.
In a 5 – 4 majority opinion this week, the United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of the continued display of a lone cross in the Mojave Desert memorializing veterans of World War I.
Kyrgyzstan (MNN) ― An apparent violent Revolution has taken place in the former Soviet Republic of Kyrgyzstan. Thousands of protesters took to the streets protesting high energy costs and government corruption.
India (MNN) ― Conditions for Christians in the Indian state of Karnataka continue to worsen after the Communal Violence Bill of last year.
Last week many of our brothers and sisters lost their lives for Christ. How should we respond to the cry of the martyrs?
Gilbert, Arizona has illegalized house churches. Members have tried to work with the city, but according to Alliance Defense Fund (ADF) attorney Daniel Blomberg, the efforts have reached no avail.
