Pakistani Christians Celebrate Christmas
Shahnaz's smile was contagious. Each morning she came and swept our home of the dust it had accumulated in just 24 hours.
In Pakistan, Helping Fulfill Children's Thirst for Knowledge
My mother and her 9 siblings started a non-profit primary school called FI Foundation School, in a small village in Sindh, Pakistan in 2002 in honor of their parents.
Harmandir Sahib, Sikhism's Holiest Temple
Harmandir Sahib, Punjab's Golden Temple (so named because it is literally plated in gold) may be Sikhism's holiest house of worship, but it, like any other gurdwara, is open to men and women of any faith. In fact, a Muslim was invited to lay the first foundation stone.
From Mughal Gardens to Contemporary Minar: Pakistan Celebrates 65 Years
These images are of the two famous landmarks in Lahore, Pakistan: Shalamar Gardens and the Minar-E-Pakistan.
In Buddhist Myanmar, Monks Gone Wild
For a country steeped in Buddhism, Myanmar is accruing terrible karmic debts.
World Faith India Gives Hope to Slum Children
World Faith, an organization that mobilizes religiously-diverse youth in action, recently opened its second slum-based school called the Rainbow School.
Pakistan Picture Series: Village Life
The Pind (village) in Pakistan is a very peaceful place. Pinds are situated far from the cities. I
The Last Handwritten Newspaper In The World
The earliest forms of newspaper were handwritten and now The ‘Musalman‘ remains as the last handwritten newspaper in the world.
Pakistan Picture Series: The Slums of Gojra
Gojra is about 30 miles from Faisalabad, Pakistan, and is a part of the Toba Tek Singh District of the Punjab District.
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