America’s departure and the Taliban’s ascent is forcing Christians out of the country.

Las fuerzas estadounidenses se retiran después de 20 años, pero la historia de la asistencia cristiana va mucho más allá del conflicto militar.

As the world debates the US withdrawal, 15 leaders reflect on how they are applying their faith to understand how to best advocate for justice in the aftermath.

World Relief joins five fellow refugee resettlement groups in lamenting the “devastating” impact of problems with the State Department’s Special Immigrant Visa process.

Q&A with Heather Mercer who went on to work for freedom in Kurdistan and adopt a Kurdish son.

US forces are withdrawing after 20 years, but the story of Christian aid work goes far beyond military conflict.

In Afghanistan as elsewhere, there is more than meets the media’s eye.

A gift from the Gideons was a good luck charm—and then something more.

Promises to bring troops home by Christmas fail because the lack of character impedes practical accomplishments.

Combat wounds the soul, but the gospel offers hope.

Rep. Frank Wolf, human rights champion, calls on evangelicals to intensify the fight for religious liberty.

"Christians are getting engaged in the lynching," he says. "In any other situation, we'd be hugging the parents."

Pediatrician "felt called" to leave Chicago's Lawndale Christian Health Center for Kabul.

The Chicago philosopher, who died of a heart condition, 'recognized that faith, family, and patriotic solidarity ennobled the lives of ordinary people.'

Capital city of nearby country becomes haven for converts—even though denied refugee status.

While Afghan women risk their lives for verse, we ignore it.

Military women already serve and sacrifice in today's wars.

Former military members need time and attention, but not necessarily programs.

After 9/11, the missionary's ten-year journey leads from the Taliban to Iraqi Kurdistan.