Dispatches from Brian Stiller

Few countries display such extremes, from pervasive poverty to stores with most anything one could want; from literacy rates of fifty-five percent to the well

The “Velvet Revolution” of 1989 ended 41 years of Communist rule in Czechoslovakia, transforming it into a parliamentary republic. Václav Havel, a hero and playwright

As I walked up the many steps to the preaching pulpit in Central Baptist Church near Red Square in Moscow, I had a flash back.

News of Christians being given the boot in Muslim countries tends to override stories of remarkable opportunity, overshadowed instead by Muslim religion and politics. Malaysia,

It was a two hour drive north of the Cambodian city of Siem Reap. The first hour was fine, then backroads, mud holes and wandering

If any Christians can be known for following Jesus’ word on being “as wise as serpents and harmless as doves” it is Christians in Myanmar,

Lying south of China and its assorted neighbors of Thailand, Vietnam and Burma, Malaysia is strung out on a peninsula lying where the China and

When we dismiss pluralism as nothing more than moral relativism, we make a huge mistake. Failing to understand what it is – a forum for

The Leadership Institute of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA LI) announces the first webinar of a new series called ‘Facing Broken Walls’ that is based

Our attitudes as Canadians accumulate, fester and harden. I understand that too well in observing the aboriginal and First Nations’ Idle No More movement. Fed