The Curse of Blasphemy Laws An upsurge of democracy should bring religious freedom to the Muslim world.
A Christianity Today Editorial | March 4, 2011
No Place Like a House Affordable units help Middle Eastern Christians stay put.
Josiah Daniel Ryan | February 16, 2011
'Religicide' in Iraq Fatal attacks trigger exodus of Christians from major cities.
Dale Gavlak in Amman, Jordan | February 16, 2011
Egypt's Christians After Mubarak They were protesting a church attack when the Tahrir Square demonstrations began. Political change likely won't undo deep tensions with Muslims.
Cornelis Hulsman in Cairo, with additional reporting by Dale Gavlak in Amman, Jordan | February 11, 2011
Bhutan Budges Buddhist nation will likely legalize Christianity.
Compass Direct News | January 17, 2011
Southern Sudanese Head to Polls Vote may lead to freedom from repressive government in Khartoum.
Moses Wasamu in Nairobi, Kenya, with additional reporting from Trevor Persaud and Dale Gavlak | January 11, 2011
Sudan Vote to Test Obama's Approach As Sudan prepares to vote on an independence referendum, one of the President's point men is also an evangelical.
Sarah Pulliam Bailey | January 7, 2011
Sudan's Politics of Prayer If there were ever a time for intercession in international affairs, this is it.
David Neff | January 5, 2011
The Rush to Reconcile Are peacemaking efforts in Sudan enough to prevent violence if the South votes for independence?
Tony Carnes | January 5, 2011
Burma's 'Human Hope' Activist's release signals optimism as election spurs fear.
Sarah Pulliam Bailey | December 9, 2010
A Peter Singer Sympathizer Changes His Mind After his infant son, August, suffers irreparable brain damage, professor Chris Gabbard re-thinks what makes a life worth living.
Karen Swallow Prior, guest blogger | December 7, 2010
Today's Pilgrims Like the settlers of Plymouth Colony, today's refugees and asylum seekers have fled their homelands because of persecution of several kinds—not just religious.
November 24, 2010
