ANDIJAN, Uzbekistan — Uzbekistani secret police arrested Protestant pastor Dmitry Shestakov at his church in Andijan Jan. 21, eight months after a prosecutor accused him
PyonGyang, North Korea — The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, more commonly known as North Korea, is well known as a country where Christians are
In Niger’s desert sands, the Tuareg people still live in the nomadic lifestyle of their ancestors, still survive where water and food are increasingly scarce
A woman who had held a tenure-track position was denied tenure at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2004, according to a Jan. 19 Dallas Morning
For centuries, theologians have debated the Holy Trinity. For decades, evangelical Christians have argued over proper roles for men and women. Now the two fights
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — While many churches have been losing active members, empty pews are generally not a problem at the Church of the Nazarene,
NEWARK, N.J. — Members of the clergy, unlike mayors and other public officials who perform marriages, cannot be legally required to preside at ceremonies for
WASHINGTON — For the third consecutive year, the number of Americans calling for less religious influence in public life exceeded the number of Americans who
