Baptist, Orthodox leaders meet to discuss moral values
April 26, 2012
MOSCOW — From March 28 to 31, the president of the Baptist World Alliance (BWA), Pastor John Upton from Virginia, and the president of the
Dioceses reject ‘Covenant’ to bind Anglican Communion
April 19, 2012
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
British government moves to restore freedom to pray
April 19, 2012
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 added to list of worst offenders of religious freedom
March 29, 2012
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.
Belarusian officials threaten, raid religious meetings
March 15, 2012
MINSK, Belarus — Religious communities in various parts of Belarus have faced visits, threats and warnings for holding meetings for worship that officials regard as
Muslims convicted for inciting tension on gays
March 1, 2012
DERBY, England — In the first case of its kind, a British court has convicted three Muslim men — who claimed they were acting under
Shelby Crossings couple serve immigrant population of Paris
January 26, 2012
It was Christmas 2001 — just three months after the 9/11 attacks — when John McGuire got the call. The university he and his wife,
Eastern Europeans growing in church-planting efforts
January 12, 2012
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
