Vietnamese police invade, attack Baptist church
July 2, 2009
HUNG YEN, Vietnam — Police invaded the Sunday service of the Agape Baptist congregation in Vietnam’s Hung Yen province June 7, beating worshipers, including women,
Copts held in cover-up of Muslim attack in Egypt
July 2, 2009
TOMA, Egypt — Security forces in Egypt have wrongly detained two Christians for nearly a month as part of a ruse to cast a Muslim
Christian Citizens Needed
June 25, 2009
Government of the people, by the people and for the people — that was Abraham Lincoln’s description of the democratic experiment called the United States
Pastor, family attacked after roadside incident
June 25, 2009
KILA SARDAR SHAH, Pakistan — In a growing culture of violence, a traffic incident in Punjab province in June led to Muslim assailants later mounting
PBS puts limits on religious programming
June 25, 2009
WASHINGTON — PBS officials voted June 16 to not allow new religious programming at member stations, but allowed select PBS stations to continue broadcasting their
Buckets to ease burden of HIV/AIDS victims
June 25, 2009
In just a few weeks, Pastor Royce DuBose expects his church to be filled up with a bunch of buckets, all headed to Africa with
Religious freedom watchdog panel opposes religious defamation ban
June 25, 2009
Members of a religious freedom watchdog panel met June 8 with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who noted their concerns without promising specific actions, one
Court says Catholics must open adoption to gays
June 25, 2009
LONDON — A British legal tribunal has ruled that Roman Catholic and other adoption charities must accept same-sex couples as adoptive parents or risk going
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