YANGON, Myanmar — Despite democratic reforms and international pressure that have pushed Myanmar to improve its human rights record in recent years, religious freedom remains
CHIAPAS, Mexico — In 1 of at least 3 instances of persecution of Christians in southern Mexico’s Chiapas state in January, village leaders reneged on
Contrary to the “inevitability” narrative most Americans have accepted of same-sex “marriage,” a new survey released Feb. 24 finds broad support for traditional marriage and
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Turkey’s largest religious minority, the Alevi community, is joining forces with atheists to protest mandatory religious education for students as young as
CANTERBURY, England — In marked contrast to the United States, public figures who disavow belief in God tend to win approval from a growing number
JERUSALEM — The site where Jesus may have been tried prior to His crucifixion is now open to the public for the very first time.
The image lingers vividly in David Garrison’s mind just like it does for much of the Christian world — 21 orange-clad “people of the cross”
The Jaqaru people of Peru, population 2,400, had never heard the name of Jesus. That was until 1997 when members of Grace Life Church of
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