Topic
Guatemala
The Great Tiny Baby Rescue
My journey to a Guatemalan village where starving children are rescued in a race against death .
January 25, 2013
Power Pentecostalisms
The 'non-Catholic' Latin American church is going full steam ahead—but are we on the right track?
July 29, 2009
The Truth Is Somewhere 
Legacy of Guatemala's evangelical deposed dictator remains unsettled.
September 1, 2006
Witness Amid War
The untold story of Christian efforts to end the violence in Guatemala.
July 1, 2004
Three Military Officials and a Priest Jailed for Killing Guatemalan Bishop
"Since the 1998 death, six witnesses, a prosecutor, and a judge have fled in fear of their lives"
June 1, 2001
United Nations Asked to Protect Judges in Bishop's Murder Trial
Death threats and attacks common in case against military officers and priest.
May 1, 2001
U.S. Investigators Asked to Help Solve Mystery of Nun's Death in Guatemala
What initially seemed to be auto theft gone wrong now has overtones of politics and persecution.
May 1, 2001
"Almost Three Years After Bishop's Death, Five Go on Trial"
Threats of violence continue as military officials stand trial in Guatemala.
April 1, 2001
Guatemala's New Government to Probe 'Loss' of File on Murdered Bishop
File empty, reports Christian news agency
January 1, 2000
Pentecostalism – Protestant Ethic or Cargo Cult?
Peter Berger: Given the enormous number of people involved in the Pentecostal phenomenon worldwide, it is very plausible that both types can be found—the busy Protestants working to produce the “cargo”, and those who sit back and wait for the magic to bring the goodies to them. (The American Interest)
Pentecostals find fertile ground in Latin America
In a deeply divided society, Pentecostal churches offer a level of equality difficult to find elsewhere. (BBC)
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