Famous evangelist Franklin Graham said he is glad that the Obama Administration is finally acknowledging the persecution of Christians.
Middle East
5 Years on: What has the Arab Spring Meant for Christians?
The Arab Spring, which began five years ago today (17th December) started with a wave of protests in Tunisia followed by other Arab countries.
Christians Affected by Middle East Turmoil Have Been Forgotten, Says Reporter
Christians affected by the turmoil in Syria have been forgotten, Chris Mitchell writes in a column for CBN News.
Truth about Benghazi Inextricably Linked to Arab Spring, Syria, al-Qaeda
Benghazi was a consequence of Obama using a loophole in a 1970 law to go around Congress — in order to transport weapons from Libya to Syria.
State Department Demotes Religious Freedom Diplomats
Congress created the special envoy position last year to advocate for religious minorities in conflict-laden areas such as Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
Refugees and the Moral Crisis of Our National Debt
If we are unable (or unwilling) to plan for our own financial well-being, and the well-being of our sons and daughters, we are falling far short of the principle laid out by the Apostle Paul.
Call to the European Church to Stand with Refugees
As Europe struggles to manage the migrant crisis, some church leaders in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq are saying that some refugees are ‘fed up with Islam’ because Gulf countries aren’t offering them help.
Syrian Refugees Receive Support from U.S. and Egyptian Christian Billionaire
A Christian billionaire said he wants to buy an island from Turkey or Greece to give homes to the thousands of refugees who have fled the Middle East.
4 Predictions for the Iran Treaty
President Obama says that treaty with Iran "will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon." Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called it "a historic mistake for the world." Who is right?
5 reasons Why Christians Should Stay in the Middle East
An argument is developing among Westerners, urging the evacuation of Christians from the Middle East. The Westerners reason that because no one will defend the Christians, they should be resettled elsewhere.
