Muslims in Indonesia threaten Christian legislator
May 28, 2009
JAKARTA, Indonesia — An Islamic group in West Sumatra province, Indonesia, has issued threats against Dominikus Supriyanto, the only Catholic to win a seat in
Oklahoma governor signs Ten Commandments bill
May 28, 2009
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Gov. Brad Henry signed a measure May 18 authorizing erection of a Ten Commandments monument on the state Capitol grounds. The
Lawyer threatens to kill ‘blasphemous’ Pakistani
May 21, 2009
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — A Pakistani Christian charged with abetting blasphemy against Islam was denied bail for his safety after an Islamist lawyer allegedly threatened his
Study: Many nonreligious people still searching, some finding Christianity
May 21, 2009
Evangelical leaders concerned about the possible growth in the number of Americans unaffiliated with any religion may have found some good news April 27. A
White House responds to controversy over Obama’s proposal to end abstinence funding
May 21, 2009
Controversy swirled after President Obama proposed a budget for 2010 that would eliminate federal funding for abstinence education programs in public schools, replacing them with
Americans confused about Christianity, Barna poll shows
May 21, 2009
Americans are trying to make sense of biblical teachings in light of their daily experiences, researcher George Barna said in a recent report that found
Chicago’s diversity opens ministry for Baptist church
May 21, 2009
Michael Allen could have been the guy who comes to install or repair your computer. Originally, that was what he was trained to do. Instead,
Vietnamese authorities allow public religious service
May 21, 2009
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — In what religious freedom advocates regarded as a breakthrough in Vietnam, authorities granted rare permission to unregistered house church
