New health regulation allows ‘conscience’ exceptions
January 8, 2009
WASHINGTON — A new federal regulation will allow health care workers to abstain from performing abortions or any service they object to on religious or
Physician-assisted suicide movement advances
January 8, 2009
WASHINGTON — Recent developments demonstrate the campaign to legalize physician-assisted suicide continues to make progress. The evidence includes: – A Montana district judge ruled Dec.
Muslims attack, injure Bangladeshi Christians
January 1, 2009
CHAKARIA, Bangladesh — The harassment that Bangladeshi converts from Islam face from Muslim neighbors in Chakaria took a serious turn in November when an attack
Christians’ freedom ignored on African isles
January 1, 2009
CHAKE-CHAKE, Pemba — Christians on the predominantly Muslim islands of Pemba and the Comoros Archipelago are beaten, detained and banished for their faith, according to
Muslim riot leaves 500 dead, 40 churches destroyed
January 1, 2009
JOS, Nigeria — The murderous rioting sparked by Muslim attacks on Christians and their property Nov. 28–29 left six pastors dead, at least 500 other
Hindu extremists plan societal shutdown Dec. 25
December 18, 2008
ORISSA, India — Christians in Orissa state are anticipating Christmas with fear as Hindu extremists have called for a statewide bandh, or forced shutdown on
China reaches out to churches as raids continue
December 18, 2008
BEIJING — In recent months Chinese officials have attempted to build bridges with the Protestant house church movement even as police raided more unregistered congregations,
Christians tortured after accused of killing Muslim
December 11, 2008
MALLAWI, Egypt — Two Coptic Christians wrongfully arrested for killing a Muslim during the May 31 attack on Abu Fana monastery in Egypt have been
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