Penn State alumnus sues over Scripture
January 10, 2008
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — James Pursley says he is a “proud alumnus of Penn State University” and a “devout Christian” who wants to memorialize pride in
Daily Archives: January 10, 2008
Federal judge halts Oregon civil-unions law
January 10, 2008
PORTLAND, Ore. — A federal judge blocked Oregon’s domestic partnership law for gays and lesbians from taking effect Jan. 1, saying opponents should have a
Students’ spiritual interests increase on campus
January 10, 2008
LOS ANGELES — Though college students’ attendance at worship services declines, their interest in spiritual matters grows during their time on campus, a new study
Believers nurtured amid Turkmenistan’s challenges
January 10, 2008
For Josh Russell, training church planters is a lot like roasting coffee. Inside a narrow storefront in Central Asia, the Southern Baptist worker details the
Police harass victims of persecution in India
January 10, 2008
BANGALORE, India — In their campaign against Christians, Hindu extremists in India are increasingly relying on a key weapon: police officers. Local police in Bangalore
Belarus pastor fined for leading worship in home
January 10, 2008
BARANOVICHI, Belarus — Pastor Dmitry Osyko was fined about two weeks’ average wages Dec. 14 for leading a worship service in November in a private
Hindu extremists beat pastor, threaten others
January 10, 2008
NEW DELHI — Violence and discrimination against Christians in India is reaching beyond uneducated, rural villages; Hindu extremists are increasingly targeting middle class churches in
Muslims accept pope’s invitation to dialogue
January 10, 2008
VATICAN CITY — A group of prominent Muslim scholars and clerics has accepted the invitation of Pope Benedict XVI for a “working meeting” on interreligious
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