Algerian charged with faith ‘without license’
June 5, 2008
TIARET, Algeria — An Algerian public prosecutor has demanded a three-year sentence for a convert to Christianity in western Algeria for practicing her faith "without
Religious freedom varies in different parts of China; churches reach out accordingly
June 5, 2008
To take a single picture of the church in China would be tough — in fact, it would be nearly impossible. Why? "This place is
One facility, two churches reaching whites, blacks
June 5, 2008
One church in Montevallo is keeping the lights on a little longer every Sunday. That’s to accommodate the second church family. The members of University
Fires heighten Ethiopia food crisis
June 5, 2008
Southern Baptists are helping families in southern Ethiopia whose homes, livestock and food supplies were destroyed in late April by wildfires that raged across two
Legislature wraps; faith community ‘fared well’
May 29, 2008
Months of debating and filibustering gambling bills forced the 2008 Alabama legislative session to end as many predicted, with "a lot of good pieces of
Christians charged, threatened for sharing faith
May 29, 2008
TIARET, Algeria — Algerian authorities have charged six Christians with distributing illegal religious material after detaining them as they left a prayer meeting in a
U.S. overseas food aid program comes under scrutiny for policies on spending
May 22, 2008
At about 10:30 each morning, some 800 children break from their school studies and line up for a midmorning meal of porridge. Brighton Mtikomola, the
California high court allows gay ‘marriage’
May 22, 2008
LOS ANGELES — California will become only the second U.S. state to allow gay and lesbian couples to tie the knot after the state’s Supreme
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