• Watchdog: Murder of Street Preachers in Florida Is 'Alarming'

  The murder of two young street preachers in Florida by a teenager whom they shared the Gospel with is “alarming,” said a spokesperson for a religious freedom watchdog group.

• Interview: WEA Head on China, Haiti and Lausanne

  Geoff Tunnicliffe, international director of the World Evangelical Alliance, spoke to The Christian Post this week while in Washington, D.C., to attend the National Prayer Breakfast, among other events. During the interview, Tunnicliffe addressed the controversy surrounding the WEA’s recent visit to China, the group’s role in the upcoming Lausanne conference, and what its members are doing to help Haiti.

  

• Obama: Prayer Can Make Us Humble, Unite People

  WASHINGTON – President Obama called for civility in the public square and said prayer can help people become more humble, during his address at the National Prayer Breakfast.

  

• Evangelical Leader Explains Why China Visit, Report Excluded House Churches

  WASHINGTON – The head of the World Evangelical Alliance sought Tuesday to address concerns raised by Chinese house churches upset over his organization’s decision to not visit or even mention them during a recent trip to China.

• New Evangelical Group Calls for Haiti Debt Cancellation

  A newly formed group of evangelicals led by some well-known figures called for the cancellation of Haiti’s foreign debt on Friday.