"It's incredibly dangerous right now for Afghans to have anything Christian on their phones. The Taliban have spies and informants everywhere."
"It's incredibly dangerous right now for Afghans to have anything Christian on their phones. The Taliban have spies and informants everywhere."
Communities in the United Kingdom are coming together to provide aid to arriving refugees from Afghanistan after the Taliban took over the country.
While Americans are understandably deeply concerned about our citizens remaining in Afghanistan under the Taliban, we should also be concerned about ourselves at home.
In a new opinion column for the Wall Street Journal, former Vice President Mike Pence blames President Biden for the botched U.S. exit from Afghanistan.
On Monday, President Joe Biden authorized an additional $500 million to aid refugees from Afghanistan, pushing through the funds as the White House fends off suggestions it failed a moral test to aid those fleeing the war-torn country.
A Christian U.K. MP is urging Prime Minister Boris Johnson to evacuate all British missionaries from Afghanistan following the Taliban takeover in the middle eastern nation.
Arguing that America has a moral obligation to assist those endangered by Taliban rule, a coalition of evangelical leaders is urging the Biden administration to help resettle Afghanistan citizens who were allies of the U.S. or who may face persecution for their Christian faith.
A Christian family in Afghanistan is appealing to the Vatican to help them escape the country now that the Taliban has taken over.
What we’ve seen on the ground in Afghanistan and what we’ve seen in the Middle East for a long time is the working out of a radical worldview. None of the happenings of the last 20 years, or the last 20 days, can be understood without understanding the worldview.
The Taliban declared an "amnesty" yesterday and called on women to join their new government. Their spokesman declared during a news conference Tuesday in Kabul, “We assure that there will be no violence against women.” However, when the Taliban last ruled Afghanistan, their fighters tortured and killed the country’s former president, then hanged his body from a traffic post. Women who were unaccompanied in public places could be beaten; an Afghan mother was forced to kneel in a stadium and then shot dead between the goal posts.