Egyptian files suit to legally change his religion
August 23, 2007
CAIRO, Egypt — A Muslim convert to Christianity filed a suit against Egypt’s interior ministry Aug. 2 for refusing to legally recognize his change of
Vietnamese school denies entry to Christian boy
August 23, 2007
HANOI, Vietnam — A school in central Vietnam has denied entry to a fifth-grade boy because he is a Christian, according to a letter from
Korean hostages wait out talks
August 16, 2007
Two Taliban leaders and four South Korean officials met Aug. 10 to begin negotiations over the fate of 21 Korean Christians held hostage in Afghanistan
Evangelicals try to fix Middle East ‘misperception’
August 16, 2007
WYNNEWOOD, Pa. — A broad coalition of evangelical leaders is attempting to “correct a serious misperception” that all evangelicals oppose creating a Palestinian state. Led
Archdiocese hits largest settlement in abuse cases
August 16, 2007
LOS ANGELES — The Archdiocese of Los Angeles has reached a landmark $660 million settlement with 508 alleged victims of sexual abuse, the largest such
Homosexuality not in God’s plan, Mormons say
August 16, 2007
SALT LAKE CITY — Mormon officials have issued a new booklet on homosexuality that states that same-sex relationships are “inconsistent” with God’s plan but some
Mexican Catholics arrested for destroying church
August 9, 2007
NISHNAMTIC, Mexico — Chiapas state officials arrested 14 “traditionalist Catholics” July 22 following the destruction of an evangelical church near San Cristobal de las Casas
Korean Christians held hostage by Taliban ill, agency reports
August 9, 2007
With two South Korean men executed by the Taliban in Afghanistan, 21 young Koreans remained hostage at the two-week point Aug. 2 after the Christian
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