A Terrible Freedom January 10, 2020 Essays & Reviews, Features Terrance Malick's new film about one man's resistance to Hitler is drenched in poetic repetition of Christian symbol, as integral to his signature film-craft as the play of natural light, the close study of human faces and hands, or voice-over delivered in a near whisper.
Guilt and Persecution April 25, 2019 News Bp. Philip Mountstephen: “There is a lot of post-colonial guilt around a residual sense that the Christian faith is an expression of white Western privilege.”
Global Persecution Worsens January 28, 2019 News It is hardest to be a Christian in North Korea, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, according to the latest research by Open Doors.
Abp. Welby on a ‘Daily Threat of Murder’ December 5, 2018 Clips, News Archbishop of Canterbury writes in defense of Middle Eastern Christians.
Sudanese Bishop Pleads for Rescue July 9, 2018 News Samuel Enosa Peni: “Many church leaders have been killed. They take everything on your body.”
A Song before Dying November 29, 2017 News Ian Squire, one of four British medical missionaries held captive in Nigeria, was martyred immediately after he sang “Amazing Grace.”
A Marshall Plan for Iraq June 14, 2017 News Aid to the Church in Need and other agencies help exiled Christians return and rebuild their homes.
Honor the Dead of Minya May 26, 2017 Features, Opinion Christians should be “ever restless and discontent with human definitions of compassion, mercy, and justice.”
More Bombings in Egypt April 10, 2017 News ISIS claims culpability as Palm Sunday blasts kill 49 worshipers.
Abp. Luwum, 40 Years On January 19, 2017 News Church of Uganda adds event on Feb. 5, plans to reveal master design plan for site at Mucwini.
