WASHINGTON — The nation’s Roman Catholic bishops have rejected a new translation of Mass prayers, a rare instance of U.S. prelates denying a Vatican-ordered liturgical
The Algerian government is trying to re-engineer Algerian identity, changing school curriculum to wrest momentum from the Islamists, provide its youth with more employable skills
GLENVIEW, Ill. — Giving to religious charities and congregations passed the $100 billion mark for the first time in 2007, according to a recent report
Sounds of laughter, tambourines and native instruments reverberate through a tiny apartment as a small group of Christians gathers for fervent worship. Despite oppression under
For the members of First Baptist Church in Palestine, Texas, sharing names with a Middle Eastern territory has led to a connection with Christians on
Seven Baptists with Alabama ties were among 72 new International Mission Board (IMB) representatives appointed to missions work in June. The appointment services were held
AARHUS, Denmark — An appeals court in Denmark has voided a lawsuit against the newspaper that was the first to print controversial cartoons depicting the
The University of Mobile’s (UM) brass and percussion ensemble RamCorps is accustomed to standing ovations, but the one they received in Moscow told the story
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