Almaty, Kazakhstan — Some 20 police officers, prosecutor’s office officials and education department officials raided a church-run children’s summer camp near Kazakhstan’s commercial capital, Almaty,
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Pastor Sergei Rychagov of Grace Presbyterian Church, Tashkent, was heavily fined for violating the Religion Law, missionary activity, “illegal” religious teaching and
HOUSTON — Houston’s City Council voted Aug. 5 to put the controversial equal rights ordinance (known as HERO) on the Nov. 3 ballot after a
GRIMES, Iowa — After months of controversy, the Gortz Haus closed its doors in late July in the wake of declining revenue — first, for its refusal
PASADENA, California — Clyde M. Narramore, 98, pioneering 20th Century Christian psychologist, author, evangelist and radio broadcaster, died July 27. Narramore was the prolific author
WASHINGTON — More than 170 evangelical leaders have sent President Barack Obama a letter backing a Clean Power Plan that will reduce carbon dioxide emissions
Americans believe firmly in religious freedom but think atheists are more welcome than Muslims in the United States, Nashville-based LifeWay Research finds. More than 90
VIENNA, Austria — The nuclear deal struck by Iran and six world powers led by the United States has drawn criticism from evangelicals for its
