More than 100 killed in attacks on Nigerian villages
October 6, 2011
VWANG KOGOT, Nigeria — A rash of attacks by armed Muslim extremists on villages in Nigeria’s Plateau state have left more than 100 Christians dead,
Religious freedom advocates seek to save Iranian pastor
October 6, 2011
WASHINGTON — Religious freedom advocates in the United States rallied Sept. 28 around an Iranian pastor who is facing execution because he has refused to
Fla. appeals court says it cannot resolve church governance matters
September 29, 2011
An appeals court has refused to nullify a Florida Baptist church’s decision to switch from congregational to elder rule, saying courts can resolve disputes over
Christians in Mexico threatened, forced from village
September 29, 2011
About 70 Protestant Christians lived in the village of San Rafael Tlanalapan, Puebla state, until Sept. 12, when they faced a frightening ultimatum — leave
1 in 5 Americans see God actively involved in daily workings of nation’s economy
September 29, 2011
The way you see God tells a lot about how you see the U.S. economy, according to a new national survey. About one in five
Religious liberty report gets ‘disappointing reviews’
September 29, 2011
WASHINGTON — The U.S. State Department’s first list under the Obama administration of the worst violators of overseas religious freedom received disappointing reviews from some
Christians in India arrested after complaint
September 29, 2011
On Aug. 27 in Jashpur, police arrested eight Christians after Hindu extremists filed a police complaint against them of forceful conversion. A source reported that
Wisconsin foundation opposes tax breaks for clergy
September 29, 2011
MADISON, Wis. — A group of nonbelievers opposed to government preference and favoritism toward religion has filed a lawsuit seeking to have a federal law
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