Indianapolis — A federal court in Indiana has rejected atheists’ requests to preside at wedding ceremonies, saying only clergy or public officials are licensed to
WASHINGTON — More than 400 women have died from legal abortions since 1973, according to new data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
The first time Doug Page (see story, page 8) set foot in the remote Central Asian town where he was sent to serve Christ, a
Islamabad, Pakistan — The case against Rimsha Masih, a teenage Pakistani Christian girl, has been dropped by the court in the capital, Islamabad. Rimsha, who
Cairo — It was a quick skirmish and no one was hurt, but it was typical of what Egypt’s Coptic leaders say are increasing attempts
JAJI, Nigeria — Two seminary students serving as pastors at a church bombed Nov. 25 in Jaji, in northern Nigeria’s Kaduna state, were among 11
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — J.D. “Sonny” Tucker was elected executive director-treasurer of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention (ABSC) at the Dec. 4 meeting of the
CANTERBURY, England — New figures from the 2011 Census show that the number of people who identify as Christians in England and Wales has fallen
