George Thomas

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ALMATY, Kazakhstan — In the cities and villages of Central Asia, faith remains a quiet, often dangerous act. In the hearts of a growing number of young professionals, however, a new generation is rising—one determined to carry the light of Christ into their workplaces, communities, and countries despite the threats. Kazakhstan, the world's largest landlocked nation, sits in the very heart of the countries of Central Asia.

1 week ago | cbn.com | George Thomas

A deadly rampage rocked Minnesota over the weekend as two lawmakers were shot in a targeted attack, a suspect was arrested after a massive manhunt, and the state is now grappling with a politically motivated tragedy. Authorities arrested Vance Luther Boelter late Sunday night near his home in rural Sibley County, Minnesota. The sheriff's office released an image of Boelter, calling the 57-year-old "the face of evil" after what authorities said was the largest manhunt in Minnesota's history.

2 weeks ago | cbn.com | George Thomas

Tensions in Los Angeles are soaring as protests escalate against the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration. President Trump vowed to "liberate" the California city, sending in thousands of National Guard troops and hundreds of U.S. Marines to restore order. But it's not just happening in L.A. – anti-Trump protests are spreading to other major cities across the country. The courts are being asked to weigh in now.

2 weeks ago | cbn.com | George Thomas

N'DJAMENA, Chad – In one of the most perilous regions of the world, an American missionary is quietly building an army – not with weapons, but with prayer. Carole Ward has made it her life's mission to follow God's call and train fearless believers in Africa's Sahel region. The Sahel region of Africa isn't the kind of place you just wander into. You're called here. "It's very dry. It's very sandy. It's dusty. It's desert. It can be 100, 115 degrees year-round," Ward tells CBN News.

1 month ago | cbn.com | George Thomas

ISTANBUL, Turkey – A glimmer of hope is emerging in Turkey after more than 40 years of battle. PKK militants were once focused on armed struggle for independence for the Kurdish people. Now, they want peace with the Turkish government. In Diyarbakir, a Turkish city known for its large Kurdish population, there's a growing sense of hope. After decades of violence, many here believe peace might finally be within reach.