A “watershed case” regarding freedom of expression on the subject of homosexuality was handed down in Canada this fall, giving hope to religious liberty advocates in
She died on board a ship 100 years ago Christmas Eve — sick, exhausted, brokenhearted over leaving her beloved Chinese friends in their time of
NEW YORK — Episcopal Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori said Nov. 15 that the Diocese of South Carolina can’t unilaterally secede from the national church,
CAIRO, Egypt — Revival is spreading throughout Egypt — a revival of faith in Jesus Christ. During the first weekend in October about 10,000 young
MEDFORD, Mass. — Another campus Christian group is fighting claims of discrimination over its requirement that leaders share a common profession of faith. The student-led
NEW ORLEANS — For nearly a decade, hundreds of local Boy Scouts have learned the virtues of the Ten Commandments on an annual Thanksgiving holiday
CAIRO, Egypt — Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox Church found its 118th pope Nov. 4 during a televised drama at Cairo’s St. Mark Cathedral. In the drama
WASHINGTON — Anti-Semitic incidents in the U.S. dropped by 13 percent in 2011, according to a report released Nov. 1 by the Anti-Defamation League
