Crossing Borders to Freedom
Steven Kim doesn’t just talk about the fight against human trafficking—he lives out the consequences of it, having spent four years in prison for helping North Korean refugees get to South Korea through Vietnam.
‘Jesus Wife’ Papyrus Is Not a Forgery, Scientists Conclude
Scientists who examined a controversial fragment of papyrus written in Egyptian Coptic in which Jesus speaks of his wife concluded in papers published on Thursday that the papyrus and ink are probably ancient and not a modern forgery.
Pope Tells Obama He’s Concerned About ‘Religious Freedom’ in US
Pope Francis and Vatican officials on Thursday told U.S. President Barack Obama they were concerned about “religious freedom” in the United States, an apparent reference to the contraception mandate in Obama’s health care plan.
Gospel for Asia to Drill 5,000 “Jesus Wells” by Year End
Gospel for Asia (www.gfa.org) plans to drill 5,000 water wells across India and South Asia over the course of this next year for those struggling to find clean water. GFA is highlighting its “Jesus Wells” ministry as World Water Day approaches on March 21.
Hope Is Within Reach
Iran carries alarming rates of unemployment, heroin addiction, and suicide. These are the markers of a nation desperate for hope. Almost 80 million people live here. But how can God’s Word reach them under strict censorship and surveillance? Most Iranians have never even held a Bible.
Ukraine’s Intercessors Standing in the Gap for Peace
Ukraine’s acting president Oleksandr Turchynov, a man of deep faith and prayer, is in the center of the storm in Ukraine, but he’s not alone.
