BEJAIA, Algeria — Seven Algerian churches faced closure after the governor of their province sent them written notice that they were operating “illegally.” The notice
FRANKFORT, Ky. — In 2009, 57,000 U.S. kids in foster care found forever families, up from 37,000 in 1998, according to a Child Trends study
Hiba used to pore over the Quran, trying to sort out life’s problems. Then she bumped into some Christians in her hometown a few years
Flat-roofed houses still dot the Nazareth skyline as they did in Jesus’ time, but these days, they’re covered with satellite dishes. A good bit has
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Angie Cheng, a veteran Christian worker with the Chinese Diaspora, died May 7 in Taipei, Taiwan, after complications associated with a bone
More than 20 members of a Beijing illegal church were arrested May 29 as they tried to gather for an outdoor service in what was
Various state-level pro-life measures result in “statistically significant declines” in the country’s abortion rate, according to a study in the State Politics & Policy Quarterly.
Are Christianity and capitalism a marriage made in heaven, as some conservatives believe, or more of a strained relationship in need of some serious couples’
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