Crosswalk Headlines Archives

Explosions hit three TV viewing centers in a Christian community during a high-profile soccer match.

Muslim leaders are setting a hostile tone as Christmas nears.

The latest incident comes in the wake of similar attacks on Somalis who have embraced Christ and fled radical Islamists.

Malik Pauloos of Pakistan's Punjab Province lost his livelihood and his relatives for leaving Islam.

"We evangelize. We share. We hope they will believe in Jesus Christ. If they don't want to, we just encourage them to leave the job."

During U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to Burma, the army killed villagers in the Christian-majority Kachin State.

The University of Southern California has nearly 9,000 international students, the most of any college in the U.S.

One woman and three girls were killed amid increasingly dangerous conditions in Nigeria's northeastern states of Yobe and Bauchi.

15,000 women petitioned against a bill that seeks to give men the legal right to have two wives and unlimited temporary marriages.

The Burma Army continues to perpetrate human rights violations in the country's ethnic states, particularly toward Christians.

The trial of a Christian accused of blasphemy was postponed after Muslim and Christian supporters rallied for his acquittal.

False charges that a pastor "lured" Muslims to Christianity by offering money have put the lives of area Christians in danger.

A Christian husband and wife who were imprisoned, then attacked after their release, fled Iran soon afterwards for fear of their lives.

Three house church network leaders seriously injured in a gang beating were finally evacuated to a private hospital far from the attack site.

From Ireland to New Zealand, youth are speaking out against abortion.