• Egypt's Christians Have Strong Showing at Elections, But Fear Islamic Win

  Although Egypt's parliamentary elections were expected to be Muslim-dominated, Christians turned out in large numbers Monday and Tuesday to balance the vote in their favor. Although the results of the post-revolution elections will not be known for weeks, many are concerned the Muslim Brotherhood could end up dominating the government.

• Egypt Military Rulers Appoint New PM, Promise Parliamentary Elections Monday

  Egypt's ruling military council appointed Kamal el-Ganzouri on Friday as prime minister to form "a national salvation government" to replace the cabinet which resigned this week.

  

• Samaritan's Purse Refugee Camp Bombed, Allegedly By Sudanese Government

  The government of Sudan bombed the Samaritan's Purse refugee camp in Yida, South Sudan, on Thursday, Nov. 10, alleges the nondenominational evangelical Christian organization.

  

• Is Iran Trying to Entrap Pastor Nadarkhani by Pushing Islamic Literature?

  While awaiting his death sentence appeal verdict in an Iranian prison, Christian Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani has had Islamic literature pushed on him; a tactic which many argue could be used to entrap him.

• Turkey Earthquake: Christians Respond to 7.2 Quake

  The Christian group, Baptist Global Response has offered aid to those affected by the massive 7.2 magnitude earthquake that hit Turkey Sunday Oct. 23.