Indian clergy plead for end to conversion laws
August 10, 2006
NEW DELHI — Religious leaders in India have appealed to President Abdul Kalam to help repeal the so-called “Freedom of Religion” laws passed by a
Christians, Bible students attacked in India
August 10, 2006
SHIMOGA, India — Three young Christians visiting hospital patients — and four Bible students in a separate incident — were attacked and accused of “forced
Chinese police raid house churches, arrest 80
August 10, 2006
BEIJING — China Aid Association (CAA) reported that government raids of two house churches in late July resulted in the arrest of about 80 Christians.
Washington high court upholds marriage act
August 10, 2006
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington’s high court was the third court in July to block efforts by homosexual activists to force recognition of “same-sex marriage.” In
Judge rules coach can kneel while players pray
August 10, 2006
EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. — A federal judge ruled July 25 that a high school football coach can bend a knee and bow his head while
IRS warns churches, nonprofits about politicking
August 10, 2006
WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has sent advisories to churches and other nonprofit organizations warning that improper campaigning could endanger their tax-exempt status.
Immigration-reform bills hit snag
August 10, 2006
Immigration reform remains stymied as Congress nears its final month of work before the fall election. Both houses have begun month-long recesses, with the Senate
Coalition proposes ‘third way’ to deal with North Korea
August 3, 2006
Southern Baptist public-policy leader Richard Land has joined a diverse coalition urging a “third way” to deal with North Korea that rejects military action and
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