At least 32 people were killed in a Muslim Fulani herder attack on a Christian area of north-central Nigeria on Feb. 26, sources told a
Witnesses and responders said they counted more than 100 casualties after reprisal clashes last week between Muslim Fulani herdsmen and a predominantly Christian community in Nigeria’s
PLATEAU, Nigeria — Christian and human rights leaders in Nigeria are urging the government to protect villages from terror by Muslim Fulani herdsmen in the
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court dismissed a major challenge to President Trump’s travel ban on majority-Muslim countries because it has been replaced by a new version,
A Muslim liberal arts college that offers subjects such as Islamic law alongside courses in math and philosophy has bought a former seminary campus for
A Christian college student was suspended last week after months of conflict with a Muslim professor. Marshall Polston, a 20-year-old sophomore, claims he was suspended
It has been over one month since the disappearance of Malaysian Pastor Raymond Koh, whom family and friends believe was kidnapped because of his interaction
We’ve seen the video clips of Muslim refugees—many of them from war-torn Syria—flooding into an unprepared and overwhelmed Europe. We’ve heard accounts of some of
NAIROBI, Kenya — A suspected al-Shabab raid in the border town of Mandera has left at least 12 people dead and has reignited a sequence
GODOGODO, Nigeria — Muslim Fulani herdsmen killed more than 48 Christians and injured eight others in two separate attacks in northwestern Nigeria in October and
SAHEL, Africa — The poverty- and drought-stricken Sahel region spanning northern Africa is becoming a breeding ground for radical Islamic groups intent on persecuting Christians,
The headlines are filled with bad news about the Muslim world in general—and Christian-Muslim encounters in particular. We see horrifying images of Christians kneeling before
In a landmark ruling March 24 a Malaysian court upheld the rights of a Christian to convert from Islam. The judgment establishes a precedent in
INDONESIA — Indonesians must declare which of the seven state-sanctioned religions they follow, but there appears to be a big difference between what they say
A panel of Wheaton College faculty will meet within the next 30 days to consider whether to recommend termination for one of their colleagues, political
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