Today marks the three-year anniversary of Pastor Saeed Abedini's captivity in an Iranian prison.
In Nepal, nine out of 10 people have never heard the name of Jesus. One veterinarian spreads the word in remote mountain villages while treating goats and buffalos.
When ISIS conquered parts of northern, they gave Christians four choices: leave, stay and pay the Islamic tax for non-Muslims (jizya), convert to Islam or die. Most left.
King Salman of Saudi Arabia is promising a speedy investigation to figure out what led to a deadly stampede during the annual Hajj pilgrimage.
Russia is on the move in Syria, saying it wants to help the war-torn nation fight Islamic terrorists. But the United States believes Moscow has ulterior motives.
Missions into and out of Cuba is booming. Despite the oppressive Communist government, the explosive church growth on the tiny island nation has been a breeding ground for a new missions movement.
Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos announced a major breakthrough in the peace talks between the government and the country's main rebel group, FARC.
At least 717 people were killed in a stampede Thursday at the annual Islamic pilgrimage known as the hajj in Saudia Arabia.
This week marks the three-year anniversary of American Pastor Saeed Abedini's captivity in an Iranian prison.
Days ahead of a White House visit on Friday, China's President Xi Jinping is pledging that his nation will cooperate with the United States on cyber issues.