The earthquake survivors have left Port-au-Prince knowing they still will be cared for, because a spirit of help hovers over Haiti.
Local governments have ordered the closure of two churches on Indonesia's Java island, caving to pressure from Islamist groups.
Stories like Ruben Cenea's keep hope alive throughout this desperate nation. His miraculous survival is just one of the stories pointing out the road to recovery, even though it's a long one.
Two Christian evangelists were arrested after Muslims invited them to debate religion but instead called in security agents who charged the evangelists with illegal preaching.
A 10-member Baptist team being detained in Haiti remained in custody as of mid-afternoon Feb. 2. The group was accused of human trafficking as they tried to help 30 orphans out of the country.
Bars, pubs and discos have become legal in Bhutan, but construction of worship buildings other than Buddhist or Hindu temples is still prohibited. Why?
"What you try to strive for is that today is better than yesterday and tomorrow will be better than today," said Keith Stiles. "That's all you can focus on."
A daring protest and a high-profile funeral for a 12-year-old Christian girl has cast a rare spotlight on abuse of the Christian poor in Pakistan.
Islamic extremists shot the leader of an underground church to death outside the capital city of Somalia this month and have threatened to kill his wife.
Gunmen are still holding the Anglican archbishop of Benin diocese in southern Nigeria’s Edo state after abducting him on Sunday (Jan. 24).
