Dispatches from Brian Stiller

It was love at first sight. Built around seven lakes, Hanoi’s French architecture tells of its colonial past; and food — always, everywhere. Streets, narrow,

A thousand pastors and church leaders from China met on 27th Sept. in Jeju Island, an hour and a half flight south of Seoul, South

Brazil is huge. A population of two hundred million live in a land mass slightly smaller than the United States or China. It’s Amazon basin,

              SCOPE: A Safari to West Africa: Courtesy of WEA Ambassador By AEA General Secretary, Rev. Dr. Aiah Foday-Khabenje

If you think you have grasped the history of Argentina by seeing Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Evita, or having heard “Don’t cry for me, Argentina,” at

What do you do when your country is in free fall? When lineups for basic foodstuffs wind around the block, and hours later when you

Thomas Nelson title seen as outstanding educational resource written with a Christian worldview Thomas Nelson announced today that the title Evangelicals Around the World: A

ISIS WHAT IS IT? WHERE DID IT COME FROM? WHAT IS ITS INTENT? WHAT IS OUR RESPONSE?   (A Four Part Series) ISIS Part I What

The ride to the border of Tibet was long, rough and dangerous as we crawled up the winding mountains roads. A nine hour return drive on

The inevitable question I’m asked when one knows I’ve been with the pope is, “And what is he like?” Here are some personal observations from