In Uganda, an Ebola outbreak has infected at least 36 people, and 23 of them have died.
Ebola Outbreak Infects At Least 36 People, Kills 23 in Uganda
Rusty Wright On ‘Nothing is Impossible’ Movie: Hoops, Romance, Second Chances
Feeling battered by life’s setbacks? Do circumstantial hurricanes keep hitting you in the face? Could your love life, work, or family relationships use a tune-up? Maybe a rescue or do-over? Chances are you’ll relate to the characters in Nothing is Impossible, a fun and inspiring sports […]
U.S. Judge Dismisses Mexico’s $10B Lawsuit Against U.S. Gun Manufacturers
A U.S. judge on Friday dismissed Mexico’s $10 billion lawsuit seeking to hold U.S. gun manufacturers responsible for facilitating the trafficking of a deadly flood of weapons across the U.S.-Mexico border to drug cartels.
IOC President Says, Russian Athletes who Do Not Back Invasion of Ukraine Could Return to Competing
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is considering a return to competition of Russian athletes who do not support the country’s invasion of Ukraine, IOC president Thomas Bach said on Friday.
West Africa Regional Bloc Condemns Seizure of Power by a Group of Soldiers in Burkina Faso
The Economic Community of West African States on Friday condemned the seizure of power by a group of soldiers in Burkina Faso.
Several Fans Injured After Stadium Roof in Chile Collapses During Open Training Session
Several fans were injured after a section of Santiago’s Estadio Monumental collapsed on Friday during an open training session hosted by Chilean club Colo Colo.
Comedian Trevor Noah to Leave ‘The Daily Show’ After Hosting It Seven Years
Comedian Trevor Noah, host of “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central, said he was going to leave the program after hosting it for seven years, indicating he wanted to dedicate more time to stand-up comedy.
Local Indonesian Officials Deny Christians the Right to Build Churches
Local officials have denied Indonesian Christians the right to build churches, even though the Christians own the land. This took place in a small city near the capital, Jakarta. Around 10,000 Christians live in this city.
Chinese Believers Face Lack of Bibles
Bibles are harder and harder to come by for believers in China.
‘God’s Smuggler’ Brother Andrew Passes On
The legendary Dutch-born Bible smuggler, Andrew van der Bijl, fondly known as Brother Andrew, who used his VW Beetle to deliver Bibles into closed communist countries at the height of the Cold War, is now with his Savior. He was 94.
Dan Busby, President of Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, Dies After Battle with Cancer
Dan Busby, who was president of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability for more than a decade, has died after a monthslong bout with cancer.
Black Church Leaders Say National and Local Parks Should Better Reflect African American History
Growing up in Charleston, South Carolina, the Rev. Carey A. Grady heard about the history of Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church and its connection to a slave revolt planned by Denmark Vesey — long before it was the site of a 2015 massacre.
