Philanthropist Sir John Templeton dies at 95
July 24, 2008
NASSAU, Bahamas — Sir John Templeton, the American-born investor and philanthropist who devoted his later life to funding the scientific study of religion, died July
Gay man sues publishers over Bible verses
July 24, 2008
CASCADE TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A gay man is suing two heavyweight Christian publishers, claiming their versions of the Bible that refer to homosexuality as a
Senate probe: Some evangelists making changes
July 24, 2008
WASHINGTON — Ministries headed by evangelists Joyce Meyer and Benny Hinn are both changing the way they operate even as a Senate probe into alleged
Baptist gets steep fine for religious activities
July 24, 2008
USHACHI, Belarus — Belarus has imposed a fine of more than two months’ average wages on a Baptist who “organized choir singing and conducted conversations
‘Unchurched’ worship more than expected
July 24, 2008
A new survey shows that “unchurched” Americans may be worshiping more, and “churched” Americans worshiping less, than many people might think. Numerous surveys track trends
Catholic group rejects reconciliation proposal
July 24, 2008
VATICAN CITY — The leader of a breakaway group of conservative Catholics rejected a Vatican proposal for reconciliation, saying that last year’s revival of traditional
Students from New Orleans Seminary extension center in Birmingham further Guatemala effort
July 17, 2008
One of the latest efforts in Alabama Baptists’ missions partnership with Guatemala Baptists — which began in 2006 and runs through 2011 — took students
PCA taps missions executive as moderator
July 17, 2008
DALLAS — A missions executive was elected June 10 as the new moderator of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), the denomination announced. Paul D.
Latest News
-
Christian getting death threats in country of refugeJanuary 22, 2026/0 Comments -
-
35 Christians slain in Nigeria; teen girl abductedJanuary 22, 2026/
