Pentecostal churches in Belarus hit with large fines
August 12, 2010
MINSK, Belarus — New Life Pentecostal Church in Belarus’ capital Minsk had a massive fine imposed on it July 29 for alleged “environmental damage.” Added
N.J. Supreme Court declines gay ‘marriage’ case
August 12, 2010
TRENTON, N.J. — Supporters of gay “marriage” said they would press on with their fight despite the New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision not to hear
Legalization of Internet gambling in U.S. progresses
August 12, 2010
WASHINGTON — Congressional advocates for legalizing Internet gambling in the United States have made progress in their effort less than two months after rules implementing
Oxford’s Meadowbrook Baptist vandalized, robbed after evangelistic event
August 5, 2010
Three adults and one juvenile have been arrested in connection with vandalizing and robbing Meadowbrook Baptist Church, Oxford, overnight July 12. At press time, the
Ruling on gun ownership could affect churches
August 5, 2010
A landmark Supreme Court ruling June 28 that said possessing a handgun is a constitutional right is expected to unleash a wave of new lawsuits,
Evangelist says youth incited to persecute Christians
August 5, 2010
XI THOAI, Vietnam — A gang of youths attacked a house church July 18 as the congregation worshiped in Xi Thoai village in Phu Yen
Christians in Bhutan fear proposed ‘anti-conversion’ law
July 29, 2010
THIMPHU, Bhutan — Christians in this Himalayan nation who are still longing to openly practice their faith were disheartened in July when the government proposed
Former Muslim, son of Hamas leader granted U.S. asylum
July 29, 2010
SAN DIEGO — Mosab Hassan Yousef, the eldest son of a prominent Hamas leader on the West Bank and author of a globally circulated book
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