Baptist women were decades ahead of the male leaders of their denomination in improving race relations among Baptists in the 20th century, a group of
LONDON — Widely viewed as a schismatic movement, the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON), a grouping of conservative Anglicans, said it is not leaving the
NAIROBI, Kenya — Religious tensions between Christians and Muslims have flared after Kenya’s government extended amnesty to youth who denounce the Muslim terrorist group al-Shabab,
SAGUENAY, Quebec — Canada’s Supreme Court has ruled that a small town in Quebec may not open its council meetings with prayer. In a unanimous
YUKARI BAKRACLI, Turkey — On April 24, Armenians worldwide commemorated 100 years since almost 1.5 million of their ancestors died in the last days of
In northern Iraq people from every social stratum — attorneys and construction workers, rich and poor, educated and uneducated — huddle together in parking garages
NEW DELHI — Under pressure from Hindu extremists, local officials kept a church from meeting on Good Friday in India’s Uttar Pradesh state and ordered
NEW DELHI — A rash of anti-Christian attacks in March hit Haryana state in northern India, where a new chief minister spoke against Christians and
