President Obama and both the Democratic and Republican parties all face tough questions from faith-based voters going into the 2012 election cycle, a new survey
DALLAS — A libel case brought against the Baptist Standard, the Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT) and other parties by church-starter Otto Arango has
The United States continues to oppose a proposed ban on defamation of religion currently before the United Nations, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Nov.
WASHINGTON — Most Americans have a desire for more forgiveness in their lives, but they are more critical when choosing who to forgive, according to
GODHPUR, Pakistan — Police suspect two Muslim extremists shot a Christian to death Nov. 18 in Punjab province shortly after the victim was granted bail
Laurelle Stoudenmire was afraid. Only a few weeks into her service as an International Mission Board (IMB) representative to Guatemala, Stoudenmire found herself sitting in
SAN DIEGO — An appellate court in California sided with four firefighters who sued the city of San Diego after they were forced to participate
They broke in at night to finish the job they’d begun weeks earlier. A group of Muslim radicals poured gasoline over everything inside the Kabylie
