The Father’s Deep and Abiding Love
02/04/2026
Though he is only in his early 30s, Waswa is the father of many at his orphanage in Uganda where he is restoring the hope
Though he is only in his early 30s, Waswa is the father of many at his orphanage in Uganda where he is restoring the hope
Christians in CAR navigate a treacherous landscape. Though the 2016 Constitution guarantees religious freedom and Christian-Muslim relations are generally peaceful, Christians face violence from both
Like so many children in Africa, Worke did not grow up sheltered from the bitter realities of life. “I was born in Ethiopia. My childhood
Reverend Kitika, from one of the Baptist churches in Ituri province, is dealing with both a tragedy and a miracle in his congregation. He lost two members of
Having become an independent country in July 2011, South Sudan holds the acclaim of being the most recent sovereign state in the world. It also
What started off as an ordinary day of trading, bartering and shopping, ended in tragedy with the killing of more than twenty people. On Thursday
Believers in the west African country face a severe combination of ethno-religious hostility, Islamic oppression, dictatorial paranoia and organized corruption and crime. Mostly in northern
Sometimes humorous, sometimes scientific, and other times a reference to it’s remarkable physical attributes, the baobab tree is known by many names. Adonsonia, Bottle tree,
“God gave us a vision to build a school,” recalls Pastor Docho*. “We thought that it would give us a door to share the gospel
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