BIHAR, INDIA (ANS) -- The people in Priya Mistry’s village knew her as the “Christian witch doctor.” They didn’t fully understand that the source of her healing power didn’t come from the same source her father used. Instead, it came from God.
Slowly, people became more aware of her ministry as one

HYDERABAD, May 30,2008: (Report by Abbas Kassar) Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chowdhry has said that lawyers struggle has reached its final phase and its fruits were to reach common man. He praised the struggle of lawyers of whole country and lauded sacrifices of lawyers of Si

Lahore, May 29, 2008: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) is happy to see Pakistan win membership for a second term to the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC). It has keenly followed the Universal Periodic Review of Pakistan carried out by UNHRC. HRCP hopes that the government will honor the

Attock: Jawad Mazhar of ROD reported: May 24, 2008. Muslim workers of an ammunition factory situated at Gunjwal, the suburb of Attock city, in the conservative North West Frontier Province of Pakistan, allegedly kidnapped their Christian colleague Danish Masih on May 15th, 2008 over passing blasphe

A Christian registrar was bullied and threatened with the sack when she refused to carry out “sinful” homosexual marriages, a tribunal heard yesterday.
Lillian Ladele, 47, asked to be excused from conducting civil partnerships for gay men and women because of her deeply-held religious beliefs.
Bu

USA: May 19, 2008. Pakistani Christian Association of America has decided to nominate Mr. Daniel Khokar as President of UAE Chapter of PCA. Mr. Daniel Khokhar is an active leader of Pakistani Christians in Emirates from a decade and serving his community.
PCA has commissioned UAE chapter in a secon

SAGUENAY, Quebec, May 17, 2008. (LifeSiteNews.com) – The city of Saguenay, Quebec must cease offering prayers at the beginning of its workday, according to the Quebec Human Rights Commission. The Commission forbade prayer, ruling that Christian prayer in city hall is opposed to the city's secular an

USA: May 17, 2008. A Muslim high school student's intolerance for a service dog needed by a student teacher with a disability has reportedly prompted the student teacher to abandon the last 10 hours of his scheduled assignment at Technical High School in St. Cloud, Minn.
The St. Cloud Times online

Lahore: May 15, 2008. (Report by Margaret Piara) “It is my first time to get a flower from my children on the Mothers’ Day. I was crying to this happy occasion provided by the Milap Organization”. Parveen, the teacher of the Milap Sewing centre was talking to some 80 participants of brick kiln women

USA: May 12, 2008. One of many monumental stele at Axum. The queen of Sheba's palace at Axum in Ethiopia, purported to once have been the home of the Ark of the Covenant, has been found, archaeologists from the University of Hamburg report.
The Ethiopian queen was the friend and ally of King Solomo

ISLAMABAD: May 7: To highlight the plight of the shelterless people of Rawalpindi and Islamabad and the sufferings of the masses and to prevent them from committing suicide the World Minorities Alliance (WMA) led a rally from Press Club Islamabad to the Parliament House which was attended by thousan

London (CNSNews.com) - It's time for the "silent majority" of British Muslims to be heard over the noise made by religious extremists, speakers launching a new community organization in Britain said on Thursday.
A small group of radicals had hijacked the image of British Muslims, activists said at

SIKKIM, INDIA (ANS) -- Raju and Prasela, a couple in Sikkim, India, stood by feeling helpless to do anything for their little boy. Sujin was seriously ill, and it pained them to watch him suffer.
Then the couple met a team of Christian women serving with Gospel for Asia. These women listened with c

Riyadh: May 2, 2008. (AsiaNews) - Arab women had more rights at the time of the Romans than they have today. At that time, in fact, their capacity to conduct their own economic affairs was recognised, which is not true in Saudi Arabia today. This is maintained by a female Saudi scholar, Hatoon al

Toronto, April 29, 2008 – The unfortunate circumstances that the people of Kashmir are confronted with must be addressed, states Grenadian Prime Minister.
The Rt. Honourable Keith Mitchell, Prime Minister of Grenada, in a letter thanked Mr. Mushtaq A. Jeelani, Executive Director of the Kashmiri-Can