England, Wales to allow same-sex unions in religious places
December 22, 2011
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
Convergence of cultures, religions makes London a missions field
December 8, 2011
Descend into the extensive London underground transport system and only station names on tiled walls tell what lies above ground. Signs for “Victoria” and “Waterloo”
New rules outline religious censorship in Kazakhstan
December 8, 2011
ASTANA, Kazakhstan — Kazakhstan’s state Agency of Religious Affairs (ARA) has prepared — but not yet adopted — the new rules to implement the system
Baptist Times of British Baptists to cease publication
December 1, 2011
DIDCOT, England — The Baptist Times, an award-winning newspaper published weekly for British Baptists for 156 years, will cease both print and digital editions at
Southern Baptists help young refugees in southern Europe
November 17, 2011
Many Afghan families, desperate for a better life, pay fortunes to a highly developed network of smugglers who help them escape difficult situations. Often they
Azerbaijan to imprison for uncensored religious material
November 10, 2011
BAKU, Azerbaijan — Prison terms of up to five years or maximum fines of nearly nine years’ official minimum wage are set to be adopted
New Kazakh laws to further restrict freedom of religion
October 27, 2011
ASTANA, Kazakhstan — Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbayev signed two new laws Oct. 13 imposing severe restrictions on freedom of religion or belief. The two laws
Police tell British cafe owner not to show Bible DVD
October 13, 2011
BLACKPOOL, England — Religious liberty took another hit in Great Britain when a Christian restaurant owner was threatened with arrest for playing a Bible DVD
