Dispatches from Brian Stiller

"The Cry," Munich's painting of a young woman's primeval scream standing on a bridge in a sunlit day comes to mind as we witness unbelievable

“Twenty children killed.”  It is a similar refrain to the early life of Jesus. King Herod ordered children under two killed in the Judean village

War and suffering takes on a different look when seen through the eyes of those fleeing mass killing. I spent part of an afternoon in

Crushed by foreign occupation (1910-45) then defended by the US, this southern part of the China peninsula rose from the rubble of the 1950′s war

A delegation of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) visited South Korea last week in order to continue the preparations of the 13th WEA General Assembly

Drop any notion you have of kindly Buddhists, heading up the Sri Lanka Buddhist dominated government, in this tear-drop of a country, formerly called Ceylon,

Nepal’s tourist brochures feature mountains and temples. But peer behind that façade and another reality shows up.   In 1960, there were 30 known Christians.

A column trashing evangelicals in Canada's national newspaper, The Globe & Mail is evidence the writer's  research is short on information, misguided by another's bias

One month after the Tribal Peace Conference that was held in Yei, South Sudan, Rev. Aiah Foday-Khabenje, General Secretary of the Association of Evangelical in