Today as I read from Ecclesiastes 3 (yes, some do read Ecclesiastes devotionally), I was reminded that in the places where judgment and just...

Algeria is a country I knew little about before starting at The Voice of the Martyrs. I knew it was a North African nation, but I hadn'...

Several weeks ago, we received a letter from someone who was angry that we were providing some support to a marriage commissioner who is fig...

As I look around my office, I see evidence of trips made in earlier days.  Coffee cups from Colombia and Kenya.  A small leather briefcase ...

On May 25, Niamat Masih was returning home from work in Lahore when he discovered that his 12-year-old daughter was not at home.  He immed...

There has been much written and said in recent weeks on proposals in Bill C-10 regarding tax credits for Canadian film and video production...

A story that those of us who still read the newspaper will probably overlook and one that most of the rest of the media will likely never e...

Freedom of speech does not include the right to have one's views published or broadcast. Nor does freedom of the press carry with it an...

At eight p.m. on the eight day of the eighth month of 2008, the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics in Beijing will begin.  Highly cont...

On May 23, a Saskatchewan human rights tribunal ruled that 71-year old marriage commissioner Orville Nichols was guilty under the Saskatchew...

It's been two days since I left the hospital after been taken directly to emergency from my flight home from Europe.  It turned out tha...

I have been doing my personal devotions out of Proverbs lately, which is quite ideal given my rather limited attention span given the drugs ...

As I noted in an earlier blog, I injured my right shoulder while in Ukraine. At the time, it was just uncomfortable. It has since blossomed ...

Today was Pentecost.  The following is a portion of the message I preached on at the Free Church Mennonite Brethren Church in Owingen, Germa...