Police torture two Eritrean Christians to death
November 9, 2006
ASMARA, Eritrea — Eritrean security police tortured two Christians to death Oct. 17, two days after arresting them for holding a religious service in a
Nigerian teacher on trial after punishing student
November 9, 2006
LAFIA, Nigeria — A Christian high school teacher at Government College in Keffi, in Nigeria’s northern state of Nasarawa, is on trial for blasphemy after
U.S. relations with Nigeria close despite tumultuous past
November 9, 2006
Nigeria and the United States currently have a close relationship, as evidenced by a visit to Nigeria by U.S. first lady Laura Bush in January
Metro Ministries reaches 20,000 in Sunday Schools
November 2, 2006
New York was named the United States’ most expensive city in a recent survey posted in Money magazine. Nearly everything costs more in the Big
Man starts fire during Oregon church service
November 2, 2006
SALEM, Ore. — A man burst into a church in the middle of prayer services at the Peoples Church the night of Oct. 25, dumped
Political parties mediocre on religion, values
November 2, 2006
PRINCETON, N.J. — An increasing percentage of Americans believe that neither Democrats nor Republicans share their attitudes about the role of religion in politics, according
Mass blesses Catholic-dominated high court
November 2, 2006
WASHINGTON — At the annual Red Mass attended by Washington’s Roman Catholic elite, new Washington Archbishop Donald Wuerl told worshipers Oct. 1 that America must
Panel suggests required religion course at Harvard
November 2, 2006
BOSTON — In a nod to the growing significance of religion in world affairs, a Harvard University faculty committee is recommending that all undergraduates be
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