Ethan Cole
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Churches, Mission Groups Prepare for Swine Flu Threat
As alarm over swine flu intensifies, church denominations are joining other public institutions in offering recommendations to their members on how to best respond to the airborne virus.
Taliban Attack, Kill Christians in Pakistan Town
Masked Taliban militants attacked and killed at least one Christian and injured dozens of others this past week in a Christian colony in Karachi, Pakistan's largest city, according to local media.
Christian Relief to Distribute Food Near Sri Lanka War Zone
Hundreds of thousands of civilians caught in Sri Lanka's escalated civil war will soon receive food from a church-based relief group that, like many other charities and governments, is alarmed at the deteriorating humanitarian situation in the north.
U.S. House Committee Mulls North Korea Sanctions Bill
The U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs was introduced a bill this week that seeks to impose economic sanctions and diplomatic isolation on North Korea until it abandons its nuclear weapon programs and fixes its human rights problems.
South Africa Baptist Union Urges Citizens to Vote
The Baptist Union of Southern Africa is urging its members to pray and vote in the national and provincial elections on Wednesday in South Africa.
United Methodist Lauds Obama for Immigration Reform Priority
Bishops of the United Methodist Church applauded President Barack Obama on Friday for his intention to start the immigration reform process this year.
Iraq VP Urges Christians to Stay; Pledges Protection
The vice president of Iraq, Adel Abdul Mahdi, urged the country's Christian population to resist fleeing Iraq and called on the international community to help protect the dwindling minority group from extremists.
Sudanese Convert Beaten by Husband, Brother
A Sudanese woman who converted from Islam to Christianity is living in terror after the people closest to her suddenly turned on her and left her beaten, homeless, and in jail for becoming a follower of Jesus Christ.
China Debuts First Human Rights Action Plan
China released its first human rights action plan Monday that contains actual benchmarks for improving the treatment of minorities and doing more to prevent abuse of detainees.
Number of God-Believing Canadians Drops 13 Percent
Canadians who believe in God dropped 13 percent within a nine year time span, between 2000 and 2009, according to a new survey.