Conservative religious advocacy organizations roundly praised the Supreme Court term that ended June 28, saying they are pleased with the way the court resolved several
A Coptic Christian who feared torture if he was returned to Egypt will be allowed to stay in the United States indefinitely, a federal
Ken Ham stood outside his $27 million Creation Museum before its official opening May 28 and declared its mission is not just to counter evolution.
Consider it Billy Graham’s last crusade, one that will draw the faithful long after America’s most famous religious figure is gone. On a wooded site
Who’s speaking in tongues? Do chastity pledges work? What do religious consumers buy? Exploring a world immersed in faith and mystery, religious research scholars provide
Visions of heaven dance in their heads as hundreds of people clap their hands, slap their knees and tap their toes on the concrete floor
Vested in white albs, and ultimately donning brilliantly colored silk stoles, 12 women were ordained July 31 as deacons and priests aboard a riverboat in
Bob Brashear rubs his fingers against the 117-year-old walls of his church, and a shower of red dust sprinkles the sidewalk. Above him, scaffolding protects
