JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia — The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, America’s congressionally approved watchdog for global religious liberty, has called on Saudi Arabia to
EKIBASTUZ, Kazakhstan — In Kazakhstan’s first known use of expanded and increased punishments for exercising freedom of religion or belief, a Baptist in eastern Kazakhstan
The Alabama Men’s Hall of Fame is seeking nominations for its 2012 induction class. The deadline for nominations is March 15. The Hall of Fame
As one of the tallest players in the NBA, 7-foot Chris Kaman courts questions usually tossed to meteorologists. “What’s the weather like up there?” is
ATLANTA — Georgia’s Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that a law banning advertising for assisted-suicide services is unconstitutional. The law that was struck down Feb.
MOUNT CARMEL, Ill. — For 18 years, Pastor William Rowe has done a little improvising while celebrating Mass on Sunday mornings at St. Mary’s Catholic
WASHINGTON — Dozens of members of Congress are upset that the Air Force has removed the Latin word for “God” from the logo of an
Ed Glasscock, who attends First Baptist Church, Pell City, spent Jan. 6–20 in Budapest, Hungary, teaching from Matthew at the Word of Life Hungary Bible
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