Azerbaijan to imprison for uncensored religious material
November 10, 2011
BAKU, Azerbaijan — Prison terms of up to five years or maximum fines of nearly nine years’ official minimum wage are set to be adopted
Yemeni government cracks down on protests; women plead for help
November 10, 2011
The embers of the Arab Spring still glow red in much of Northern Africa and the Middle East, but flames grew tallest in Yemen’s capital
Ex-slave pleads with US government for help with Sudanese slaves
November 10, 2011
Ker Aleu Deng waved his white cane in front of his body as he stepped cautiously into the second floor hearing room at the Rayburn
Texas Baptists push to eliminate border violence
November 3, 2011
BROWNSVILLE, Texas — While drug cartels brandish guns and other weapons, Baptists are seeking to end the violence through prayer and the spirit of God,
MLK memorial fulfills dream of black churches
November 3, 2011
In a ceremony that blended worship and a call to action, tens of thousands gathered Oct. 16 for the official dedication of a national memorial
Christian imprisoned in Central Asia reaches other inmates
November 3, 2011
CENTRAL ASIA — James, a believer in Central Asia, has been imprisoned more than three months now for his faith, but to him, that’s not
Medical marijuana in California target of federal crackdown
November 3, 2011
California’s medical marijuana dispensaries are the target of a recent crackdown by the Obama administration even as more Americans than ever support the drug’s legalization
Catholics moving to more individual decisions
November 3, 2011
WASHINGTON — American Catholics have by and large remained loyal to the core teachings and sacraments of their faith but increasingly tune out the hierarchy
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