WASHINGTON — Members of the U.S. House of Representatives and organizations promoting atheism, agnosticism and humanism recently announced the creation of the first Congressional Freethought
TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled April 18 that government grants used to repair and restore 12 historic churches in Morris County,
CAIRO, Egypt — The Egyptian government approved legislation April 18 that will legalize 166 unlicensed churches and services buildings. The action came from a committee
ALIAGA, Turkey — The trial of American pastor Andrew Brunson on charges of terrorism and espionage began April 16. Brunson, 50, has served in Turkey
BEIJING — The Chinese government announced a ban on online Bible sales beginning Easter weekend, one more move in the country’s recent crackdown on Christianity.
NEW DELHI, India — A pastor in northern India was beaten and left for dead March 19 after Hindu extremists stormed into a house where
QUETTA, Pakistan — Christians in Quetta, Pakistan, are living in fear after the second recent attack by suspected Islamist militants. The group killed two Christians
UKKINADKA, India — Christians have been attacked, church property vandalized and burial crosses destroyed in ongoing attacks in India’s Kerala state. Sajan K. George, president
