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Tim and Tina Louderback and Sean and Shelley Blacksten are passionate about equipping and connecting churches with opportunities to serve in Central America and the Caribbean. The Louderbacks and the Blackstens serve with the International Mission Board in Panama, and the Louderbacks lead the Americas Connect program.
Sixteen pastors have been falsely accused of disturbing peace in the southern Indian state of Karnataka just because they met with an official regarding the case of another pastor who, too, had been charged for “disturbing peace” after radical Hindu nationalists attacked his church.
The archbishop of Paris has offered to step down after admitting to having had an “ambiguous” relationship with a woman in 2012, the archdiocese said.
Pope Francis said he will bring the joy of the Gospel to Greece and Cyprus when he visits next week.
Nineteen people died and 32 more were injured after a bus apparently carrying pilgrims to a religious site in central Mexico crashed on Friday.
Pastoral care at Medjugorje, the site of alleged Marian apparitions, has been overseen by a Vatican representative since 2017.
A Colombian YouTuber is celebrating after the courts this week threw out a lawsuit against her for speaking about her traditional marriage beliefs on the video-sharing platform.
Angola is facing its worst drought in forty years.
The Green Mosul project was launched on Thursday, with over 5,000 trees being planted across the war-torn city.
A group of former nuns in a Peruvian order have made official complaints to both the Vatican and local ecclesial authorities for abuses of power, authority, and conscience.
