Fourteen months after the Istanbul Protestant Church filed for legal status as a religious foundation, Turkey’s highest court over-ruled previous appeals, giving a green light
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Feb. 28 on a lower court ruling against a Christian youth organization’s right to use public school
WASHINGTON — An estimated 750 churchgoers assembled at the Indianapolis Baptist Temple Jan. 17 to protest a U.S. Supreme Court decision to let stand a
A judge’s own religion may influence how he or she rules in cases involving religious liberty, and the amount of that influence varies by denomination,
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — More than two decades after imposing a death penalty moratorium, government officials in Sri Lanka announced Jan. 10 plans to revive
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore, who became famous when he placed his homemade plaque of the Ten Commandments in his federal courtroom, has chosen to
A story about President-elect George W. Bush leading a young man to Christ during a banquet is making the rounds on the Internet. It’s an
Evangelical leaders, including many Southern Baptists, were unaware that the Jan. 19 Inaugural Prayer Luncheon for Unity and Renewal was sponsored by Sun Myung Moon,
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