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Were Pakistan's Deadly Gojra Riots Enough to Provoke Change?
Widespread outrage might lead to reconsideration of country's blasphemy law or other reforms.

Jeremy Weber | posted 8/07/2009 10:11AM

A Problematic Peace Accord
Christians in Swat Valley brace for Taliban rule.

Compass Direct News | posted 4/15/2009 09:40AM

Disenfranchised in Pakistan
A guide to Christians' concerns about the February 18 parliamentary elections.

Nasir Saeed | posted 2/14/2008 08:54AM

Taliban Targets
Post-assassination political fight puts the church at greater risk.

Susan Wunderink | posted 2/14/2008 08:52AM

Remembering Benazir
A UK Christian mourns the charismatic Pakistani leader.

Jay Smith | posted 12/28/2007 10:12AM

Pakistan's Blasphemy Laws Strike Again--and May Get Worse
Christian sentenced to death, nursing school shut down.

Elizabeth Lawson | posted 6/07/2007 10:02AM

Living with Islamists
A year in Pakistan gave me a glimpse of what Christian witness might look like today.

Joshua T. White | posted 3/30/2007 09:11AM

Ordinary Terrorists
Muslim extremists in Pakistan do not always belong to dangerous groups.

By Jeff M. Sellers | posted 10/01/2004 12:00AM

The Secret Shelter
A sliver of hope for Christian women who suffer beatings, rape, and forced conversions to Islam.

by Deann Alford | posted 6/01/2004 12:00AM

Pakistani Christian Student Dies from Torture
Muslim seminary implicated in forcible conversion attempt.

By Barbara G. Baker, Compass Direct | posted 5/01/2004 12:00AM

Pakistan Court Acquits Christian of Blasphemy
Arrested in 1998, Aslam Masih is released from prison because of a lack of evidence

Barbara Baker | posted 8/01/2003 12:00AM

Pakistan: Three killed in Christmas attack on church
Two men in burqas throw a bomb into a small church during worship

Religion News Service | posted 2/01/2003 12:00AM

Karachi Police Defy Pakistan High Court
Christian massacre survivor released from custody, detained, and then released again

Barbara G. Baker | posted 10/01/2002 12:00AM

Books & Culture Corner: So Far, So Near
A graduate of Murree Christian School in Pakistan, the site of a deadly assault by Islamic terrorists in August, reflects on his growing-up years, on what has changed in the interim, and on the beleaguered Christian community in Pakistan

Todd Hertz | posted 9/01/2002 12:00AM

Pakistan: Presbyterians regain control of college.
Christians aim to reclaim the school's neglected religious heritage

Kristian Kahrs | posted 8/05/2002 12:00AM

Pakistan Sentences Another Christian to Death
Now two on death row, five appealing life sentences

Barbara G. Baker | posted 7/01/2002 12:00AM

Pakistan: Court weighs appeal of death-row Christian.
Family pins hopes for release on attorney's novel argument

Kristian Kahrs | posted 6/10/2002 12:00AM

Reporter's Notebook: Trapped In Poverty and Forced Marriage
Saira's plight prompts a journalist to reflect on truth and culture

Kristian Kahrs | posted 4/01/2002 12:00AM

Pakistan: Christians Hail Electoral Reform
Pakistan scraps system in which religious minorities could only vote for candidates of their own faith.

Ecumenical News International | posted 3/11/2002 12:00AM

Pakistan Grenade Attack Survivors Worship and Weep
On the Sunday after March 17 attack, church members regather in Islamabad

Kristian Kahrs | posted 3/01/2002 12:00AM

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Dearth of Jobs, Death to the Family?
The church must meet society's looming challenge.

Collin Hansen | posted 2/22/2010 09:10AM

Spotlight: Robert Park's North Korea Mission
The missionary was reportedly inspired by the martyrdom of Robert Jermain Thomas.

posted 2/22/2010 09:11AM

There's Power in the Blood
On the heels of the Twilight Saga's success, Christian novelists are tapping the riches of vampire mythology.

Elrena Evans | posted 2/19/2010 09:30AM

The Trouble with Twilight
Theology professor Beth Felker Jones suggests Christians should look for hidden messages in the vampire buzz.

Interview by Laura Leonard | posted 2/19/2010 09:32AM

New Conservative Manifesto
Conservatives sign a statement on their shared values; plus, the American Family Association raises eyebrows over its discussion of Muslim soldiers, capital punishment, and Pepsi.

Tobin Grant | posted 2/19/2010 11:05AM

Should Churches Be as Friendly as a Bar?
Perhaps people are looking for something else.

Mark Galli | posted 2/18/2010 10:12AM

The End of Suffering
Scott Cairns on finding purpose in pain.

An excerpt by Scott Cairns | posted 2/18/2010 10:14AM

Eve Nunez speaks up for children who cannot speak for themselves.

Laura Leonard | posted 2/17/2010 09:11AM

Go Figure
Recent statistics on how pastors view Islam, pastors' work hours, poverty, and other topics.

Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 2/17/2010 09:12AM

Less Aid for AIDS?
Groups fear impact of Obama administration's PEPFAR stance.

Bobby Ross Jr. | posted 2/16/2010 09:15AM

Where It's Hardest to Believe
Charting the world's worst persecutors.

posted 2/16/2010 09:15AM

Strength in Meekness
What to do with the anger that saps strength.

Carolyn Arends | posted 2/15/2010 09:45AM

I Want to Be Accepted As I Am, But I’ll Take a Cure Too
Why we should consider correcting disabilities.

Ellen Painter Dollar | posted 2/15/2010 09:46AM

Poll: Have you read any of the Twilight books?

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