Coptic Christians continue to be harassed in Egypt
December 13, 2012
Cairo — It was a quick skirmish and no one was hurt, but it was typical of what Egypt’s Coptic leaders say are increasing attempts
Suicide bombers hit church in northern Nigeria
December 13, 2012
JAJI, Nigeria — Two seminary students serving as pastors at a church bombed Nov. 25 in Jaji, in northern Nigeria’s Kaduna state, were among 11
Christianity in Britain losing ground to Islam, secularism
December 11, 2012
CANTERBURY, England — New figures from the 2011 Census show that the number of people who identify as Christians in England and Wales has fallen
Azerbaijani police raid homes, seize religious literature
December 6, 2012
ALIABAD, Azerbaijan — Police in Azerbaijan raided a meeting for Baptist worship in the home of former prisoner of conscience Zaur Balaev on Nov. 7,
Religious law could result in home confiscation
December 6, 2012
Astana, Kazakhstan — Kazakhstan continues to attempt to make exercising freedom of religion or belief dependent on state permission, Forum 18 has found. Members of
Chinese Christian leader K.H. Ting dies at 97
December 6, 2012
NANJING, China — K.H. Ting, an Anglican bishop prior to China’s Cultural Revolution who led a “postdenominational” re-emergence of Chinese Christianity in the 1970s and
Church of England votes not to allow women bishops
December 6, 2012
LONDON — In a surprise move that shocked both sides of a years-long debate, the Church of England on Nov. 20 rejected a move to
Russia holds first Presbyterian General Assembly
December 6, 2012
Moscow — “Our numbers are smaller than we had anticipated, but the start has been made.” That was the opinion of Vladimir Li, pastor of
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