Fiona André, Author at MinistryWatch
And ministries in Latin America struggle to respond
Ministries in Latin America struggle to respond as deportations surge and aid collapses.
Edgar Sandoval says he remains hopeful about the ministry’s humanitarian goals.
Two months after the Trump administration officially dismantled the United States Agency for International Development, the federal agency that delivered foreign assistance to developing countries, humanitarian organizations are reorganizing as they reel from the effects. ...
Despite the incessant tracking of evangelical Christian, Latino Catholic, Muslim and other religious groups through the recently ended election season, a study released on Election Day by the Hartford Institute for Religion Research showed that ...
Three people, a Haitian man and an American couple who all worked for a Christian mission organization, were killed by gang members near Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Thursday.
Harris, an important figure of the AME Church, died suddenly
The Rev. Jerome V. Harris, a retired general officer of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, was at the time of his death involved in a lawsuit with the denomination over allegedly mishandling the church’s retirement ...
As the security crisis in Haiti continues, the humanitarian aid group Haiti Family Care Network is urging U.S. Christian donors to refrain from worsening the situation by donating to orphanages and to redirect their efforts ...
Sean Feucht, Eric Metaxas, and Russell Johnson among event organizers
Evangelical activist and musician Sean Feucht, pastor Russell Johnson and conservative author Eric Metaxas headed a pro-Israel rally at Columbia University in response to the “Gaza solidarity encampment” established by students a week ago.
Latest list highlights persecution of sub-Saharan African Christians
n its annual list detailing countries of concern when it comes to persecution against Christians, the watchdog organization Open Doors International highlighted outbreaks of violence against sub-Saharan African Christians, where 16.2 million were forced out ...
St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School could become the country’s first publicly funded religious charter school.
Four Christian leaders and education advocates are seeking the Oklahoma Supreme Court’s permission to join a lawsuit filed by the state’s attorney general that aims to prevent the opening of an online Catholic charter school.
Their goal is to target ‘very low-resource languages that are not even in the top 500.’
Two scientists are looking to new advancements in artificial intelligence to help close the gap in the number of languages into which the Bible has been translated. Out of the 7,100 languages that exist, the ...
