Opinion Editorial

By James Burden, Founder of Perfectly Digital My friend’s daughter came home from school last week puzzled. She announced that her seven-year-old classmate had been

By Janet Epp-Buckingham, Most of us spend a considerable portion of our lives working. That is why workplaces should be places of dignity and equal

In an open letter to Americans marking the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence, Rev. Botrus Mansour, Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance, honors the sacrifice and

-Brad Smith, Alliance Engagement Director, World Evangelical Alliance and Chancellor, Bakke Graduate University. Children of all ages crave the blessing of their father. Every child

This is a guest blog by Anna Mouhot, Advocacy Volunteer with the World Evangelical Alliance Geneva Office this summer. Today marks the United Nations’ International

By Salam Madanat. She is the Director General of Alliance Academy Jordan. This essay was adapted, in part, from her AAJ commencement speech, May 22nd.

By Rebecca Goropevsek, Coordinator, WEA Children’s Network There is a verse most Christians know by heart. James 1:27 calls us to look after orphans and

Jason Mandryk (Operation World) For Christians in the 21st century, Pentecost offers a richness derived from the resonating notes accumulated over its long history. As

During a 2018 work trip to Nigeria focused on religious freedom, a driver I had never met before asked me about my children. I told

The Pope’s recent pilgrimage to Algeria was significant for Christian. Janet Epp Buckingham On April 14, Pope Leo visited Hippo Regius—a name that might evoke