ALPHARETTA, Ga. — Brazilian Baptist pastor Silair Almeida speaks with the confidence that comes from nearly 20 years of ministry among some 300,000 Brazilians who
JOS, Nigeria — The killing of Christians in Jos, Plateau state, in Nigeria continued April 24 with two journalists and five other people falling victim
The U.S. government is not doing enough to protect religious freedoms abroad, the independent U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom said April 29 in its
What could a few good ol’ boys from the Deep South have in common with a bunch of hardened, spear-throwing Dinka men in Sudan? Cows.
Church-state specialist Martin E. Marty drew on historical episodes and figures to clarify aspects of the topic for audiences at Samford University in Birmingham April
NASHVILLE — Backlash over Evangelist Franklin Graham speaking at the Pentagon as part of the National Day of Prayer observance has prompted the U.S. Army
NASHVILLE — Two-thirds of Americans born between 1980 and 1991 identify themselves as Christians, but most do not regularly pray, read the Bible or attend
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — An Arkansas judge has overturned the state’s voter-approved law prohibiting adoptions by unmarried couples, a decision critics say will harm children
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