BERLIN — Admitting it used forced labor during World War II, Germany’s Protestant Evangelical Church promised July 12 to contribute to a newly established reparations
LAOS — Christians in Laos continue to suffer persecution from a government crackdown on believers, and they cannot visit friends or travel freely because the
DENVER — Episcopalian bishops gave their stamp of approval July 13 to a sweeping statement that expresses the church’s “support” of “lifelong committed relationships” other
The door may have slammed shut on Alabama’s lottery referendum, but gambling opponents should not breathe too deep a sigh of relief. Alabama is experiencing
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