Kazakh Baptist imprisoned, fined for sharing faith
May 26, 2016
ASTANA, Kazakhstan — Baptist prisoner of conscience Roman Dimmel spent three days in prison in Kazakhstan’s Karaganda Region in early May for refusing to pay
Moore says confusion happens when people give US ‘providential place in history that Bible never assigns it’
May 19, 2016
The Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) top official for public policy and religious liberty concerns says, theologically speaking, America is not a Christian nation. In a
Mississippi religious liberty law challenged in court
May 19, 2016
As part of Mississippi’s new religious freedom law that was signed into law April 5, workers in county clerk offices are now allowed to recuse
North Carolina governor defends restroom law
May 19, 2016
North Carolina’s governor went to federal court May 9 to defend his state’s new restroom privacy law against a threat from the Obama administration. Gov.
How do Christians express their views in social settings without igniting a firestorm?
May 16, 2016
We’ve heard the admonishment all our lives: It’s not polite to talk about politics or religion in social or business settings. That advice seems to
Report shows religious freedom deteriorating worldwide
May 12, 2016
Religious freedom remains under “serious and sustained assault” around the globe, according to a new annual report from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom
Muslims in Uganda kill Christians’ livestock
May 5, 2016
BUGADE, Uganda — Muslims in a village in eastern Uganda killed a Christian’s pigs and tore down their church building in April, sources said. A
Christians detained, fined in Turkmenistan
May 5, 2016
ASHGABAD, Turkmenistan — In two separate incidents in February, Turkmenistan state officials moved to stop Protestants exercising their right to freedom of religion or belief.
