“Already but not yet” takes on new meaning as violence scatters believers from Khartoum to corners of Sudan where biblical application has long been lived.

Baltic Methodist Seminary offers a rare safe space to Slavic foes.

Annual watchdog report expands to Latin America, continues to cite China, Iran, and Saudi Arabia among 28 nations restricting minority faiths.

As foreigners evacuate, Sudanese Christians remain caught in the crossfire of rival generals.

(UPDATED) Gafcon gathering in Rwanda pledges to create alternative authority structures, while Global South fellowship stays separate.

UPDATED: Supporters say the charges against Hkalam Samson, an outspoken critic of the junta's human rights abuses, are politically motivated.

UPDATED: After arrest in Bangkok, the “Mayflower church” leaves for America.

US waiver temporarily allows for funds to bypass sanctions against the Assad government. Christian charities experience mixed results.

The conflict over daylight saving is the latest moment of chaos in a country where believers’ management principles—shared in a new book—challenge the regional authoritarian mindset.

Bishop describes decade-long development of pastoral visits to Egyptian Christians, amid speculation of the kingdom’s steps toward religious freedom.