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Why I Forgave the Man I Once Plotted to Kill
Revenge fantasies were darkening my heart before I trusted in Jesus.
Marcus Doe | October 21, 2016
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Medical Missionaries' Ebola Pullback: No More Kent Brantlys?
As ministries report record interest in serving, Samaritan's Purse shifts strategy on what expat doctors do.
Deann Alford | November 21, 2014
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Over 25,000 Ebola Orphans at Risk
Churches join effort to care for vulnerable children who have lost one or both parents in West Africa.
Timothy C. Morgan | November 20, 2014
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Ebola Keeps Mercy Ships, African Evangelical Leaders Away from West Africa
'This type of contagious situation is unprecedented' in past two decades, says medical ministry.
Timothy C. Morgan | August 19, 2014
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Ebola Enters America (Safely) as Missionaries Evacuate Liberia
Amid worst-ever outbreak of deadly virus, infected SIM worker will be taken to Atlanta tomorrow, joining infected Samaritan's Purse doctor.
Kate Tracy | August 04, 2014
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Black and White Pentecostals Mend 100-Year Racial Rift During Black History Month
Denomination 'birthed in 1919 because of racism in the Assemblies of God' now partner with one of America's largest denominations.
Kate Tracy | February 17, 2014
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Liberia: Getting Back to the Founding Faith
Believers debate re-labeling the country a 'Christian nation.'
George Stewart in Monrovia | June 04, 2012
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The Ceasefire Prayer Behind Leymah Gbowee's Nobel Peace Prize
How faith led to a Nobel Peace Prize winner's push for reconciliation.
Interview by Sarah Pulliam Bailey | April 20, 2012
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Liberia's Troubled Past—And Present
The nation's history explains why the current conflict succumbs to, yet simultaneously transcends, the stereotype of African tribal wars.
Collin Hansen | August 08, 2008
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Bringing Order from Chaos
"Churches help with refugees, hunger, and the lasting trauma brought on by war"
Richard Nyberg | November 01, 2003
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