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  • Church, Missionary’s Home Go Up in Flames 28 May 2008, by Aloys Evina On May 17, flames engulfed Gospel for Asia missionary Pravudan’s small home and the church building where he has faithfully served as pastor. The fire broke out around 3 p.m. Pravudan was not home when a short circuit in a neighboring hut sparked the flames. With summer temperatures and (...)
  • Sri Lanka Curfews Called ‘Direct Attack’ on Christians The latest restrictions on the people of Sri Lanka’s freedom has been called a “direct attack” on Christians’ ability to hold prayer meetings. “We are desperately praying for peace in (...) May 2008 – 325 Lectures | 1 Message

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Suspicious ending in trial concerning Uyghur Christian Alimujiang Yimiti The trial for Uyghur Christian Alimujiang Yimiti commenced on May 27 at 10am. The trial session lasted for 6 hours and 30 minutes. The court recessed from 1pm to 4pm before resuming. China Aid (...) 28 May 2008, by Aloys Evina
Next Billy Graham TV Special, Longing for Change, airs across the country May 31 - June 8 Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola was once called the "bloodiest prison in the South." Now, because of the faith of its current warden, the hearts and lives of inmates there are being (...) 28 May 2008, by Aloys Evina
30 Christian preachers attacked by Hindu radicals at Andhra Pradesh, India In yet another savage attack on Christians in India, news has just come out that some thirty Christian preachers were beaten by Hindu activists belonging to Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) at (...) 28 May 2008, by James Varghese
Jonathan Mayne in the Canoe commentary box Jonathan Mayne from Mornington, Victoria, is now 69 years old. He has been calling Canoe regattas for as long as he can remember, including Olympic Games and World Championships. According to the (...) 28 May 2008, by Dan Wooding, Mark Tronson
The Peaceful Revolution of Vietnam’s Catholics Like the Buddhist monks in Burma, in Hanoi and other cities of Vietnam bishops, priests, sisters, and faithful are taking to the streets. They want buildings and land confiscated by the state to (...) 28 May 2008, by Aloys Evina

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