Ethan Cole

Christian Post Reporter

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  • Archbishop: Religion Growing in Cuba

    Religion is growing in the communist nation despite restrictions, a high-level Catholic priest in Cuba said. But he seemed to be cautious to not criticize the government.

  • Christian Leaders Back Myanmar Monks

    Christian leaders expressed solidarity for Myanmar’s pro-democracy monks who mobilized tens of thousands of citizens this week for their non-violent protests.

  • Evangelicals Upset Over Israeli Rabbis' Boycott Call

    Evangelicals – arguably the world’s most vocal supporters of the state of Israel - were recently upset by Israeli rabbis who urged Jews to boycott a huge Christian tourism event taking place this week.

  • Christians Urged to Consider Thompson, Other Presidential Hopefuls

    A well-known evangelical leader is encouraging conservative Christians to give presidential hopeful Fred Thompson and all other candidates a fair chance not long after another prominent conservative leader criticized the former senator for being too weak on key issues.

  • Iranian President's N.Y. College Visit Protested

    Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad spoke Monday at a prestigious New York university, drawing criticisms from Americans ranging from students to White House hopefuls.

  • World Vision Convoy Ambushed in Darfur

    An aid convoy from Christian agency World Vision International was ambushed in Darfur and three humanitarian workers were wounded, the U.N. mission to Sudan said Saturday.

  • U.S. Report Applauds Religious Freedom Improvements

    The U.S. Department of State’s 2007 Annual Report on International Religious Freedom turned a few heads this past week by recognizing improvements – from significant to some – in certain countries in an otherwise long and typical list of religious freedom offenders.

  • Nigerian Pentecostalism Thriving on Miracles, Prosperity Promises

    Millions are flooding to join Pentecostal churches in Africa where vows of miraculous healing and promises of pending fortunes attract the overwhelming population of sick and poor on the continent.

  • Europe Urged to Recognize Christian Heritage

    As Europe increasingly embraced secularism and its new multicultural image, believers were reminded the past week of the continent’s Christian roots.

  • U.S. Senate Votes in Favor of Overseas Abortion

    The U.S. Senate has lifted a ban to provide family-planning aid to overseas organizations that promote or perform abortions.

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