Living faith

Masey McLain knew God intended her to play the true-to-life movie character Rachel Joy Scott, a Columbine victim, even when the part first went to someone else. “I’m Not Ashamed,” a PG-13 movie that opened nationwide Oct. 21, stars McLain ...

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Rachel Hudson was trying hard to concentrate on her breathing and ever-increasing contractions as she and her husband André were about to welcome their third daughter, Avery. But there were persistent distractions that often kept her mind away from the ...

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Aaron Reinicke was one of 10 children raised in a Christian home. He knew right from wrong, yet by the time he reached legal age, his life had become quite careless. The mess began when he stumbled upon some pornography. ...

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The Salvation Army is best known for offering charitable relief to those in poverty. But for years it has also kept meticulous records of how many people came through its doors, what sort of needs they had, and the cost ...

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Six months after his parents moved from the United States to Uruguay with as missionaries in 1990, Steven Kunkel stopped speaking. His parents first thought their 1-year-old had culture shock, but they knew something else was wrong when he did ...

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LESOTHO — “We really need an ophthalmologist, one who specializes in disease of the eyes in children.” The request by missionary Teresa Flora was hard for pediatric ophthalmologist Dave Klink to ignore, since he had been praying about how the ...

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She was just a child, and she trusted him. He was her pastor. Yet he raped her, and no one believed her story. Years passed, and Lisha was once again betrayed, this time by a friend who also raped her ...

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Rejecting fearmongering about the resettlement of Syrian refugees in the U.S., about 100 evangelical leaders are calling on Christians and their churches “to support ministries showing the love of Jesus to the most vulnerable, those in desperate need, and the hurting.” ...

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Jessica Yaffa was finally turning her life around. She left a years-long abusive relationship after her former husband, Trent*, punched their son in the face while she held the young child in her arms. She had a new job, visiting ...

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With North Korea leading the way and Islamic extremism rapidly expanding, 2015 was the “worst year in modern history for Christian persecution,” according to a group tracking this issue. Iraq is in second place on Open Doors’ 2016 World Watch List, ...

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