SHIRAZ, Iran — Declaring three Iranian Christians guilty of cooperating with “anti-government movements” March 10, a court in Shiraz ordered the converts to discontinue Christian
HONOLULU — One month after its passage appeared all but certain, a bill to legalize civil unions in Hawaii was rejected March 25 in the
DOVER, Del. — The governor of Delaware has proposed a sports lottery to help compensate for a $750 million shortfall in the state’s budget, but
DUSHANBE, Tajikistan — Religious expression in the Central Asian country of Tajikistan may soon become even more restricted, according to a warning from a nonpartisan
Seeking to reaffirm the Church’s role in a multicultural society, the Alabama Inter-Baptist Fellowship (IBF) is hosting its annual Human Relations Conference April 20–22 at
NONSOMBOON, Laos — Police in Borikhamxay province destroyed a church building in Nonsomboon village March 19 while Christian residents attended a meeting called by district
Argo Mayor Paul Jennings knows how to stun a crowd, and he proved it April 6. More than 75 people stuffed into the Argo Town
Joshua Guthrie was a troubled teen. Like many others of his generation, the high school sophomore was troubled by the needless suffering of so many
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