Anabaptist Bruxy Cavey preached “Jesus over religion” and drew record crowds of Canadians who were put off by traditional church. Now they’re reckoning with their former leader’s misconduct.

Christian Aid Ministries shares new details on how the remaining 12 hostage missionaries, including young children, ended up free from the 400 Mawozo gang.

“Jesus taught us by word and by his own example that the power of forgiving love is stronger than the hate of violent force,” says director of Christian Aid Ministries, which will keep working in Haiti.

“I will sing unto the Lord, for he hath triumphed gloriously,” states Christian Aid Ministries after release of American and Canadian hostages held by Haitian gang for months.

Release after seven weeks of captivity comes as Christian Aid Ministries starts three days of prayer and fasting.

Christian Aid Ministries asks for continued prayer for 15 members still in captivity after 37 days.

How the 17 Christian Aid Ministries captives are eventually freed could elevate the risks faced by local believers and American workers.

Response of Christian Aid Ministries and supporters reveals three Anabaptist distinctives that other Christians should find both familiar and thought provoking.

Christian Aid Ministries asks for prayer as families of 16 Americans and one Canadian state, “God has given our loved ones the unique opportunity to live out our Lord’s command to love your enemies.”

Christian Aid Ministries requests prayer for 17 captive Christians, including five children ages 15 to 8 months.