U.S. marriage amendment fails, but support grows
July 27, 2006
A constitutional amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman did not receive the two-thirds majority needed for passage in the U.S. House
Indian youths set fire to orphanage, harass girls
July 27, 2006
KOTA, India — Unidentified youths July 6 allegedly tried to molest girls and launched an arson attack on the orphanage of Emmanuel Mission International (EMI)
Nigerian mob stones woman for evangelizing
July 27, 2006
IZOM, Nigeria — Local church leaders said Muslim extremists overwhelmed police officers providing refuge for an unidentified Christian woman in the town of Izom in
Megachurch battles government over classes
July 27, 2006
WASHINGTON — A Washington-area megachurch filed a federal lawsuit July 3, challenging a government ruling that it was improperly holding seminary-level classes on church grounds.
House votes against courts deciding pledge cases
July 27, 2006
WASHINGTON (ABP) — The House of Representatives voted July 19 to strip the federal courts of the ability to decide cases involving the Pledge of
‘Blasphemy’ suspect facing torture flees Pakistan
July 20, 2006
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani “blasphemy” suspect has appealed for asylum in Holland after facing police torture and attacks by Muslim extremists for his controversial
British Methodists refuse to bless gay ‘marriage’
July 20, 2006
EDINBURGH, Scotland — The Methodist Church of Great Britain has ruled against any formal church blessing of civil partnerships or “gay marriages” but said Methodist
Freedom of belief noted as vital to foreign policy
July 20, 2006
The connection between religious persecution and support for terrorism demonstrates why freedom of belief should be significant to the foreign policy of the United States
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