Latest Sudan conflict could impact churches
As church members return to Sudan, establishing new churches after years of bloody conflict, violence has erupted in the western Sudanese region of Darfur. But…
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Return trip to Angola bears fruit for D’Altons
By Erik Tryggestad The Christian Chronicle April 15, 2004 For John D’Alton, the second time was the charm. The missionary in the southern African country…
Taking root in a land of thorns
OKLAHOMA CITY — Describing more than 100 years of mission efforts in Japan, Akira Hirose used a word that would sting Japanese ears — “inefficient.”…
Ukrainian Bible school graduates 12
Ukainian Bible Institute, a branch of Lubbock, Texas-based Sunset International Bible Institute, had a graduation May 24. There were 12 graduates this year. Jay Don…
Leadership issues at core of Kenya church constitution woes
As churches of Christ grow in Kenya, several church leaders are embroiled in what one called a “constitutional crisis” involving a government-mandated document that defines…
Kaladze is mother to Russia’s street children
MOLODOZHNOE, Russia — They’re just like any other teens. The girls huddle in corners and talk about boys, occasionally giving them a shy glance and…
Eastern European Mission: ‘Over the hill’ at 40? Not this ministry.
From smuggling Bibles into phone booths the task of Bible printing and distribution has come a long way since Eastern European mission began in 1961.…
Relief fund aids quake victims
AHMEDABAD, India— The devastating February quake in Gujarat State in India left at least 30,000 people dead and millions homeless, Christian Relief Fund worker Edward…
