Jayson Casper

Une initiative de promotion du tourisme religieux dans l’antique cité rappelle Moab, Byzance, le christianisme tribal arabe et les spéculations sur le premier voyage missionnaire de Paul.

Almost six months have passed since Issa Saliba boarded a bus in Gaza with 15 other Christians to seek safety in Egypt. But he still relishes how they sang, clapped, and danced as they escaped devastation.

Lausanne report tells global body of believers that there is hope beyond the headlines, as Christians carry forward an apostolic-era testimony to the world.

Evangelical head of the oldest Protestant seminary in the Middle East outlines his ecumenical vision for transforming theological education to better serve both church and society.

How Hamas’ October 7 terror attack and Israel’s response exhausted evangelical Bible professors pursuing unity on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

In Israel’s only communal village of believers in Jesus, three women reflect on loving their neighbors—and their enemies—in the midst of war.

Despite safety risks and strained resources, churches work hard to help Muslims unaccustomed to experiencing Christian love.

Shiite women and their children who fled south Lebanon for shelter in Beirut.

As archaeologists discover new ruins revealing the ancient origins of the church, new technologies reveal the extent of its destruction in Azerbaijan.

While embassy warnings tell them to go, four believers explain why they continue to serve in a war zone.