WASHINGTON — Nearly 150 faith leaders wrote Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius on June 11 protesting the administration’s requirement that faith-based employers include
WASHINGTON — The 200 or so African-American pastors gathered here for the Conference of National Black Churches (CNBC) feel strongly about the topic of gay
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Rabbi Rick Jacobs on June 9 was installed as president of the Union for Reform Judaism, the largest movement of Jews in
National Acteen Panelist, Mary Virginia Harper of Montgomery, Ala., speaks during the June 17 opening session of the two-day Woman's Missionary Union (WMU) Celebration and
BHONDARY WALA, Pakistan — Christians in a village in Punjab Province are fighting to save their decades-old graveyard from being converted into farmland by a
TAMIL NADU, India — On April 30 in Banglawmedu, state police cancelled a three-day Bible study after Hindu extremists from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
SEREBRYANSK, Kazakhstan — Kazakhstan continues to punish people exercising their internationally recognized right to freedom of religion or belief without state permission, sources reported. Raids,
JERUSALEM — When activist Anat Hoffman learned that the Israeli government had agreed to pay a state-funded salary to several non-Orthodox rabbis — something their
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