Americans favor anti-torture laws
September 16, 2004
Two-thirds of Americans say the United States should abide by international laws barring governments from ever using physical torture while 29 percent found those laws
English town bars broadcast call to prayer
September 16, 2004
LONDON — A mosque in Blackburn, England, has been refused permission by the local council to broadcast the call to prayer — the adhaan —
Evangelistic program stopped by Kwara police
September 16, 2004
ILORIN, Nigeria — The state government of Kwara dispatched policemen to stop a five-day program organized by German evangelist Reinhard Bonnke after its second day
Vietnamese Christians object to new ordinance
September 16, 2004
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — The Vietnam Evangelical Fellowship (VEF) recently released a statement on Vietnam’s new Ordinance on Religion, due to take effect
S.C. town council prayers ruled unconstitutional
August 12, 2004
GREAT FALLS, S.C. — Two groups concerned about church-state separation have welcomed an appeals court ruling that a South Carolina town council violated the Constitution
Bulgarian police raids alarm Baptist leaders
August 12, 2004
OSLO, Norway — Bulgarian police have forcibly expelled members of an alternative Orthodox synod from some 250 parish churches they have been using for more
Dutch readmitted to South African council
August 12, 2004
JOHANNESBURG, S. Africa — South Africa’s Dutch Reformed Church, once ostracized for its theological justification of apartheid and white-majority rule, has rejoined the South African
Kuwaiti Christians claim westerners hurt efforts
July 29, 2004
WASHINGTON — The senior pastor of Kuwait’s National Evangelical Church (KNEC) told American journalists in July that Christian missionaries from the West are making life
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