It’s the middle of another election year. And while midterms historically draw a smaller crowd of voters, they bring to the forefront of political conversation
WASHINGTON — For Holocaust diarist Anne Frank, who hid from the Nazis in an Amsterdam attic, hope came in the form of a white horse
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State John Kerry should cite 16 countries for severe violations of religious freedom, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom
For Romania’s Baptist Theological Institute of Bucharest (BTIB), its 93-year history has been turbulent. Begun in the aftermath of the “War to End all Wars”
The Church and the government of the United States should act in behalf of beleaguered, often forgotten Christians in the Middle East, a broad coalition
ATLANTA — Seven people filed a federal class-action lawsuit April 22 challenging Georgia’s ban on same-sex “marriage.” The suit, by three gay couples and a
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court will soon rule on the constitutionality of prayer at public meetings. But a new survey finds U.S. voters clearly
WASHINGTON — More than two years after first making his request, Army Maj. Ray Bradley can now be known as a humanist in the U.S.
