WASHINGTON — A preliminary injunction has been granted in the case of 65 chaplains who allege that evangelicals have been discriminated against by the U.S.
NASHVILLE — The majority of adults in America believe businesses and organizations, even those with conflicting religious principles, should be required to provide coverage of
NEW YORK — Episcopal Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori said Nov. 15 that the Diocese of South Carolina cannot unilaterally secede from the national church
The serrated smoke trails of rockets make jagged cuts through the cloudless sky over Israel and the Palestinian Territories. And Stephen Johnson, an Alabamian who
BALTIMORE — As Congress embarks on high-stakes budget negotiations to avoid the “fiscal cliff,” leaders of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops are warning elected
DAMASCUS, Syria — The targeting of Christians in war-torn Syria is increasing, according to Open Doors sources. “The car bomb in Jaramana was targeting the
CINCINNATI — Schools such as New York University, Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, and Wesleyan College in Connecticut feature assignments that are pornographic in nature.
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