Britain opens world’s first stem cell bank
June 17, 2004
POTTERS BAR, England — Britain opened the world’s first national stem cell bank in May, establishing a new era in a controversial area of medical
Religious leaders urge Washington to make Mideast peace a priority
June 10, 2004
An interfaith delegation of Jewish, Christian and Muslim leaders urged Secretary of State Colin Powell to make the Middle East peace process an immediate priority
School district apologizes for pulling quote
June 10, 2004
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. — A Michigan school district has apologized to a high school valedictorian whose yearbook quote was removed because it included a verse
Anti-conversion law repealed in India
June 10, 2004
DELHI, India — On May 18, barely a week after India’s Congress party defeated the previous pro-Hindu government in national elections, Chief Minister Selvi J.
Christian bludgeoned by Pakistani policeman
June 10, 2004
Islamabad, Pakistan — A Pakistani police constable bludgeoned to death a Christian jailed on blasphemy charges, declaring he wanted to earn a place in paradise.
Sudanese officials evict Episcopal Church
June 10, 2004
KHARTOUM, Sudan — Khartoum police forcibly evicted the Episcopal Church in Sudan (ECS) from its provincial headquarters in Khartoum May 20, declaring that the property
Episcopalians get ultimatum from Anglicans
June 3, 2004
ABUJA, Nigeria — Anglican leaders from the Third World have said the Episcopal Church should be given until the end of the year to “repent”
EU debate on religion in constitution continues
June 3, 2004
PARIS, France — Seven nations in the European Union (EU) have urged that the bloc’s new constitution make an explicit reference to Europe’s Christian roots.
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