Asia's underground railroad has deeply Christian origins, says journalist Melanie Kirkpatrick.

Franchise owner Erik Devriendt doesn't have much to say about the recent imbroglio over Dan Cathy's comments. He just wants to help local refugees.

In 'godless' eastern Germany, Iranian refugees surprise pastors with their interest in Christianity.

Why the world's largest Vineyard church is drawing people from 104 nations in central Ohio.

What turned Somalia into the epicenter of a famine hinders attempts to help. And now even the refugee camps are targets.

Resettlement agencies laid off staff after a new Department of Homeland Security screening disrupted refugees' flights to the U.S.

Row by row, urban Christians learn to bear literal and spiritual fruit.

One refugee pastor is key to the resettlement of Bhutanese in Texas.

Iraqis struggle to find refuge in Europe.

One Olympic athlete's efforts to build relationships between Sudan's Christians and Muslims.

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.

Roma Revival: Missionary efforts continue to succeed.

As a teen growing up in Tennessee, Chansamone Saiyasak vowed to return to Thailand. And he did—with remarkable results.

Evangelicals look for reconciliation in aftermath of Asia's longest civil war.

Nationwide job shortage pushes limits of resettlement system.

The influx of immigrants to the U.S. means a new mission field for churches, says World Relief's Jenny Hwang.

As the U.S. opens to Iraqis and Burmese, refugee ministries must adjust.

A Zimbabwean pastor waits warily after South Africa's riots.

Refugees in Cameroon fill their days with conversation and worship.