LONDON, England (EP) – Evangelist Billy Graham withdrew his scheduled appearance at the Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization in Manila, on July 11-20, in order to extend his stay in England where he drew record breaking crowds. Crowds jammed two…
Read moreWhile the winds of change are sweeping through Eastern Europe, the world has watched in awe at the sudden transformation of the Communist Bloc. Just a short time ago, few people would have believed that communism would fall so suddenly…
Read moreKAMPALA, Uganda (EP) – Yoweri K. Museveni, the leader of Uganda, says he is a born-again Christian, and promises to make every attempt to stop the violence and bloodshed in his African nation. The promise and testimony of faith came…
Read moreBUDAPEST, Hungary – In a sign of unity delegates from former Yugoslavia republics Slovenia, Croatia and Macedonia, invited by delegates from Serbia, join them to sing, “We are one in God, let the whole world know that Jesus Christ saves.”…
Read moreOXFORD, England (WEIS) – As a result of the Middle East peace talks in Madrid, people in the Middle East could become more open to the Christian gospel, observed the international director of the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization. Tom…
Read moreHONG KONG (NNI) – For the first time since the founding of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea in 1948, a building specifically for the purpose of Christian worship has been built. It was opened for use in November 1988,…
Read moreWhat is the significance of all the changes in Eastern Bloc countries? In just a few months the iron curtain has fallen; free democratic elections are occurring in every communist country; the Soviet Union is on the brink of collapse;…
Read moreIn the wake of the collapse of Communism, the free world faces a new threat – Islam. The world, once divided between the Free World, the Communist World and the Third World, now reassesses its geopolitical landscape. Europe has now…
Read moreThe nations of Eastern Europe, after living in the shadow of Soviet domination for years, are now beginning to experience some of the same openness that the people of the USSR are finding under Mikhail Gorbachev’s glasnost policies. And this…
Read moreMAINZ, West Germany (AP) – President Bush spoke on East-West relations in Mainz, West Germany on May 31. His desire was to appeal not just to “matters of the mind, but of the deeper aspirations of the heart.” The following…
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