Metanoia

Carlos was 10 when he began walking to the United States from his home in El Salvador. Once he reached northern Mexico, he and his mother were hidden in the fake floor of a truck and trafficked over to McAllen,

Bosnia-Herzegovina is a beautiful country where the hilly landscape is dotted with picturesque mountain villages. Ten years ago, in one of those villages, three Muslim women began to meet together in secret. They would log on to the internet and

Over the last 10 years, Christian minorities in Egypt and the Middle East have endured the social and political uncertainty that followed the so-called Arab Spring. From one perspective, there isn’t a more relevant time than this for the gospel

Uganda is one of the youngest countries in the world. Three-quarters of the population is younger than 30, while only 4.6 percent of the population is older than 60. The average age in Uganda is 15. These young people are

Cambodia had a population of 7.5 million when Pol Pot came to power in 1975. Four years later, his Khmer Rouge had killed an estimated 2 million people, most notoriously in “killing fields”—where so many bodies were piled into mass

Throughout church history, Christians have looked to books to receive guidance, encouragement, and the wisdom of others. But in China, purchasing Christian resources is a tremendous task, and it is nearly impossible to ship resources into the country from other

Long before the pandemic, the church in Venezuela was experiencing a complex and difficult situation. The worsening economic crisis has led more than 5 million people to flee the country, where food and medicine are hard to come by and