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Saving FacesSubscriber Access Only
Mercy Ships surgeons perform medical miracles daily in remote ports of call.
Deann Alford in Accra, Ghana|December 14, 2007
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Caught on TapeSubscriber Access Only
Videotaped attack in India triggers protests as Dalit Christians head to Supreme Court.
S. David in India|July 20, 2007
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Abstinence Brings 'Dignity'Subscriber Access Only
Traveling in Africa, First Lady Laura Bush speaks in favor of faith-based HIV prevention.
Isaac Phiri in Zambia|June 29, 2007
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Man-Made DisasterSubscriber Access Only
In Sri Lanka, money abounds, but fighting halts tsunami reconstruction.
Anto Akkara in Colombo, Sri Lanka|April 25, 2007
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Asking WhySubscriber Access Only
Christian fellowship helps survivors of the Virginia Tech shootings deal with larger issues.
Deann Alford in Blacksburg, Virginia|April 23, 2007
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Global UltimatumSubscriber Access Only
The larger meaning of Anglican leaders' demand that the Episcopal Church change its ways.
Timothy C. Morgan in Tanzania and Zanzibar|March 16, 2007
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No ExceptionsSubscriber Access Only
UK sexual orientation regulations on adoption stir debate among Christians.
Rob James in Wales|March 08, 2007
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A Century After North Korean Revival, Dreams of an EncoreSubscriber Access Only
At New Jersey gathering, memories and prayers.
C. Hope Flinchbaugh in New Jersey|January 31, 2007
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Banking on Breast MilkSubscriber Access Only
One ministry's unusual approach to saving AIDS orphans in Africa.
Isaac Phiri in South Africa|December 14, 2006
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Status QuotaSubscriber Access Only
Britain's faith schools welcome students from other religions.
Andy Peck in London|December 11, 2006
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Declaring VictorySubscriber Access Only
Evangelical Democrats claim credit, leading conservatives find plenty to blame.
Sheryl Henderson Blunt in Virginia|November 08, 2006
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Peace Beyond ReachSubscriber Access Only
Ugandan children still at risk due to protracted talks.
Sheryl Henderson Blunt in Washington, D.C.|October 17, 2006
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'They Know We Are Christians'Subscriber Access Only
Lebanese Christian compassion impresses Muslims during bloody conflict.
Dale Gavlak in Beirut, Lebanon, and Amman, Jordan|September 28, 2006
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A Hint of PeaceSubscriber Access Only
War-torn church ponders amnesty for rebel leader.
James Jewell in Gulu, Uganda|September 28, 2006
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Soaking in Blood—AgainSubscriber Access Only
Sri Lankan violence costs 1,000 lives. Relief efforts set back.
Anto Akkara in Sri Lanka|September 27, 2006
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God Really Is WinningSubscriber Access Only
America has fewer non-religious, new survey asserts.
Deann Alford in Waco, Texas|September 11, 2006
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Leading Expatriate Pastor David Petrescue KilledSubscriber Access Only
Cairo's Maadi Community Church loses top leader after tragic fall.
Kees Hulsman in Cairo|September 07, 2006
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New Life for NepalSubscriber Access Only
Hindu monarchy abolished; churches can now register.
Anto Akkara in Kathmandu, Nepal|August 01, 2006
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Crowded OutSubscriber Access Only
London megachurch loses land to Olympics.
Rob James in the U.K.|July 01, 2006
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Belgrade CurveSubscriber Access Only
Evangelicals fear greater power of state, Orthodox church.
Kristian Kahrs in Belgrade|July 01, 2006
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