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Dutch Asylum Service Nears 1,000 Hours, With Evangelicals’ Support
Continuous worship brings together Christians in the Netherlands across denominational divides.
Kate Shellnutt | December 05, 2018
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Reading The Jesus Storybook Bible in Iceland
In the world’s most bookish country, evangelicals are taking up the ministry of translation.
Kate Shellnutt | November 27, 2018
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Brits’ Top Response to Theology Questions? ‘Don’t Know’
Uncertainty and heresy are common in the UK, but evangelicals stand out for fidelity to orthodoxy.
Griffin Paul Jackson | November 23, 2018
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Bulgaria Revises Proposed Restrictions on Church Activity
Update: After considering laws to halt training, foreign funding, and missionary outreach, the European nation eases its approach.
Kate Shellnutt | November 16, 2018
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Europe’s Big Mission Field: Nominals
How do you persuade someone who already thinks they’re a Christian to become one?
Griffin Paul Jackson | August 20, 2018
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Bavaria Requires Crosses on All Public Buildings. Church Leaders Disagree.
German Christians debate whether conservative state’s new law honors or hijacks the core symbol of their faith.
Griffin Paul Jackson | June 07, 2018
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Western Europe’s Christians Are As Religious As America’s ‘Nones’
However, Pew researchers find Christianity across 15 countries is “not just a ‘nominal’ identity devoid of practical importance.”
Griffin Paul Jackson | May 29, 2018
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Reliving the Reformation, As It Happened
Craig Harline portrays the suspense-filled early years of Martin Luther’s movement, when the outcome was anything but certain.
James R. Payton Jr. | November 17, 2017
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Iceland Capital’s Only Baptist Pastor Doesn’t Want Down Syndrome Eliminated
Pro-life minority faces major challenge in ‘most godless country’ in Europe.
Gunnar Ingi Gunnarsson | August 30, 2017
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Germans Are Welcoming Refugees as a Way to Honor Luther’s Legacy
Asylum seekers and immigrants are big part of the Reformation’s 500th anniversary in Germany.
Jim Willis in Berlin | August 18, 2017
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