WASHINGTON — The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has filed suit against the U.S. Agency for International Development for not providing information about “religiously infused”
WASHINGTON — The United States’ foreign policy is hampered by a secular bias that causes policymakers to underestimate the role of religion in world affairs,
A reported 40,127 Haitians have made professions of faith in Jesus Christ since a major earthquake hit the impoverished nation in January, according to pastors
The Haiti judge overseeing the case of two jailed Baptist volunteers said Feb. 25 the women won’t be released this week and that he wants
Presidents of five historically black Baptist denominations announced Feb. 12 they were collaborating to respond more effectively to human need in Haiti. Presidents of the
BEKASI, Indonesia — Hundreds of Muslims from outside the area where a 600-member church meets in West Java staged a protest there in February to
On a hot afternoon in a crowded, makeshift camp in Port-au-Prince, Jean Junior Cineas sits under a tarp suspended by a broomstick. He shares his
Samford University students Lauren Barry (left) and Matt Fennell were among performers at a Hope for Haiti benefit concert Feb. 4. Students and others crowded
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