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  KANO, Nigeria — Christians in rural areas of Kano, Nigeria, are afraid to send their children to public schools for fear that they will

  WASHINGTON — Most Americans continue to believe that “God’s plan for marriage is one man, one woman, for life,” but they are still tolerant

  WASHINGTON — Sexual harassment is a prevalent problem in the United Methodist Church, according to a survey of church pastors, bishops and laity. In

  LAS VEGAS — The Episcopal Church has flatly rejected a church-based movement to pull investments from Israel, instead choosing a strategy of “positive investment” among

  WASHINGTON — The Center for Creative Voices in Media (CCVM) examined radio stations that violated federal rules for indecency and found most were affiliated

  ROME, Ga. — Nelson Price, a leading conservative among Baptists in Georgia and the Southern Baptist Convention, was named acting trustee chair at Shorter

  LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Calling it “a hallmark in the history” of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky., President R. Albert Mohler Jr. announced

  WASHINGTON — After pleading from prominent Baptists and other religious leaders, a Senate panel has declined to recommend major cuts in a federal program