LONDON — A proposed “Covenant” aimed at ensuring unity across the worldwide Anglican Communion appears to have failed, leaving the world’s third-largest Christian body facing
LONDON — The British government has fast-tracked a move to restore the rights of towns and cities to hold prayers as part of their official
Turkey stands as a new and controversial addition to an annual list of the worst offenders of religious freedom released March 20 by the U.S.
MINSK, Belarus — Religious communities in various parts of Belarus have faced visits, threats and warnings for holding meetings for worship that officials regard as
DERBY, England — In the first case of its kind, a British court has convicted three Muslim men — who claimed they were acting under
It was Christmas 2001 — just three months after the 9/11 attacks — when John McGuire got the call. The university he and his wife,
Kiev gives new meaning to the term “opposites attract.” Ukraine’s capital, with nearly 3 million people, is one of the oldest in Europe. However, it
LONDON — New laws that allow same-sex civil unions to be performed on religious premises took effect in England and Wales Dec. 5, but the
