Belarus Baptist fined for organizing group trip
September 27, 2007
KOBRIN, Belarus — A state official has defended as lenient a fine of almost two weeks’ average wages imposed on Viktor Orekhov for organizing a
Christian teen cleared of charges of ripping Koran
September 27, 2007
FAISALABAD, Pakistan — In mid-September, a Pakistani judge unexpectedly cleared a Christian teenager of charges that he had ripped up pages containing verses from the
Egypt denounces religious freedom accusations
September 27, 2007
CAIRO — Egypt has denounced a U.S. report on the African nation’s worsening condition of religious freedom. The State Department’s annual International Religious Freedom Report,
City ‘throbs’ with spiritual hunger, lack of hope; 15 million residents need Christ
September 20, 2007
How do you reach the 15 million souls of Moscow? One at a time. The Metro, Moscow’s renowned underground rail network, mirrors the city itself.
San Diego settles abuse cases for $198 million
September 20, 2007
SAN DIEGO — The Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego has agreed to pay $198 million to 144 alleged victims of sexual abuse by clergy
Judge says Jesus icon may stay in La. courthouse
September 20, 2007
SLIDELL, La. — A portrait of Jesus may remain on a courthouse wall with portraits of 15 other historical figures and a copy of the
Band of Christians seeks to reach Russia’s ‘culture shapers’ by playing in secular venues
September 20, 2007
Deep in the bowels of a converted factory complex in Moscow, Denis and his band mates crank up the volume. The window into their dingy,
Woman tortured for her faith by Eritrean officials
September 20, 2007
ASMARA, Eritrea — Eritrean authorities tortured a woman to death Sept. 5 for refusing to recant her Christian faith. This is the fourth such killing
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