Azerbaijan Christians still harassed
November 7, 2002
A Baptist pastor still cannot conduct services in the local church, and Bibles sent to the Baptist church are yet on the wharves because the
Anglican church rescinds e-mail elections
November 7, 2002
MONTREAL — A top decision-making body of the Anglican Church of Canada has scrapped the process by which one of its archbishops was elected by
Chinese church leader gets life sentence
November 7, 2002
HUBEI PROVINCE, China — A leader of a banned Chinese Christian sect was sentenced to life in prison in a second trial, after his previous death
Court ruling OKs defending unborn baby
November 7, 2002
A pregnant woman may use deadly force to defend her fetus against an assault, the Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled, opening wider a debate
Students at religious schools ‘more likely’ to cheat, study finds
November 7, 2002
A survey of the ethics of U.S. youth finds that students attending private religious high schools are more likely to cheat on a test than
Harsh religion law signed in Belarus
November 7, 2002
MINSK — Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko signed a highly repressive new law on religion Oct. 31 in what some religious leaders are calling a decisive
Teen virginity on rise, reports CDC
November 7, 2002
The percentage of U.S. high school students who say they are virgins rose to 54.1 percent from 1991 to 2001 from 45.6 percent, according to
Sudan Peace Act signed into law
October 31, 2002
President Bush has signed into law a bill intended to press the Islamic regime of Sudan to end its military campaign against some of its
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