Shrimping town near oil spill buoyed by prayer
May 20, 2010
Residents in the small shrimping community of Venice, La., are uncertain about their future amid reporters who have crowded into the state’s southernmost town to
British street preacher charged for calling homosexuality ‘sin’
May 13, 2010
A Christian street preacher in Britain will stand trial for telling a passer-by — in earshot of a policewoman — that God views homosexuality as
Contraception, abstinence not contradictory, study says
May 13, 2010
WACO, Texas — Teaching young people the importance of sexual abstinence outside of marriage and sharing information about contraception need not be seen as contradictory
Globe reporters take Catholic abuse scandal to silver screen
May 13, 2010
BOSTON — Boston Globe reporters have inked a deal with film producers to bring an account of how they broke the Catholic sex abuse scandal
Benevolence network allows churches to see where assistance is going
May 13, 2010
By Anna Swindle A church’s doors are always open to those in need. But what if those needs are not so dire or even nonexistent?
Iraq bomb attack injures Christians
May 13, 2010
At least 50 Iraqi Christian students are receiving hospital treatment following a bomb attack May 2 outside Mosul that killed at least one person and
Indian theology student dies in Hindu attack
May 13, 2010
GRAM FALLAIYA, India — Hindu extremists raided Christian events in India’s Madhya Pradesh state in April, leaving a visiting theology student dead and several other
Christians defy judge’s ruling, mark Day of Prayer
May 13, 2010
For years, the annual National Day of Prayer observances on Capitol Hill had become almost routine affairs as mostly conservative Christian groups bowed with legislators
