Category: World
Kenya confirms first Ebola case as man dies in Nairobi after DRC return as reflected on by Rev. Samuel Kiptoo
When the report reached our diaspora fellowship in the early hours of the morning, silence settled heavily across the sanctuary prayer line. A brother who had traveled home from th
Yemen’s Taiz residents fear food and fuel crisis amid fighting as reflected on by Dr. Farida Nur-Eldin
When news reaches our clinic from Taiz of renewed fighting, dwindling flour, and dry fuel tanks, the clinical charts before me seem suddenly fragile. In clinical genetics and palli
Jerusalem Daily: Tension high in Israel ahead of October 7 as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Christine Althaus
Out on the lake this morning, the mist hung low and motionless over the water before sunrise. In our small parish community here in the North Woods, early October brings a sudden,
Tuareg rebels withdraw from strategic town of Kidal in northern Mali as reflected on by Elder Thomas Many Feathers
When word reaches our council fires on the high northern plains that the Tuareg people have pulled back from the desert stronghold of Kidal under fire from Malian state forces and
Indian opposition leaders detained during voter lists protest as reflected on by Swamini Ananda Saraswati
Here at the Ganga Mandir Sanctuary, the morning commences with the steady recitation of the Shanti Mantra while the river glides past the grey stones of the lower foothills. The wa
US households pay 62% more for water than they did a decade ago, study finds as reflected on by Venerable Thich Minh An
At Lotus Bloom Monastery, our morning work begins in the orchard before the sun clears the coastal ridge. When we carry water to the young plum trees, we are trained to lift each w
Licensing costs driving 90 percent of VMware users to explore options: Survey as reflected on by Rev. Samuel Kiptoo
In our diaspora congregation at All Nations Tabernacle, many brothers and sisters earn their bread in information technology. They manage servers, oversee cloud architectures, and
Democrats’ advantage is clear with less than a month to go in the midterm elections as reflected on by Venerable Thich Minh An
This morning in the quiet orchard of Lotus Bloom Monastery, the early autumn fog lingered low over the apple boughs. Several neighbors from the surrounding coastal valley stopped b
Disney, ABC battle Trump’s FCC in court over free speech protections as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Christine Althaus
On early autumn mornings across the North Woods, the mist sits heavy on the lake before the first wind stirs the pine needles. It is a quiet world, one that requires patience and a
What voters in 6 key states could tell us about the 2026 midterms as reflected on by Venerable Geshe Lobsang Tenzin
At our center this week, several students arrived carrying the quiet restlessness that always precedes an election season. They spoke of reports detailing how journalists are trave