ALEKSANDROVKA, Belarus — A young Catholic layman, who turned his home in the western Belarus village of Aleksandrovka, Grodno Region, into a shelter for homeless
VATICAN CITY — Lutherans and Catholics have pledged to celebrate together the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation in 2017, with both sides agreeing to
VATICAN CITY — A campaign to hold former Pope Benedict XVI responsible for crimes against humanity floundered June 13 as the International Criminal Court (ICC)
While protesters and police furiously clash in Istanbul, a pastor there is quietly continuing his ministry. Nicholas lives and works in Taksim, the epicenter of
Didcot, England — Forty-eight-year-old Lynn Green was elected May 4 as general secretary of the Baptist Union of Great Britain (BUGB). The first woman to
LONDON — British Prime Minister David Cameron is pushing a ban on pornography on public Internet networks, drawing the praise of an anti-pornography organization. “It