WASHINGTON — After banning six evangelical groups from campus, Georgetown University in Washington has formed an advisory board to review how it serves Protestant students
NEWARK, N.J. — The Episcopal Diocese of Newark elected a Massachusetts priest as its 10th bishop Sept. 23, passing over a gay candidate whose election
WASHINGTON — After impassioned debate on the separation of church and state Sept. 26, the House of Representatives passed a bill that would make it
PRETORIA, South Africa — Thousands of Christians marched in South African cities Sept. 16, urging the government not to pass a bill that would legalize
DRESDEN, Germany — For the first time since the end of World War II, rabbis have been ordained in Germany. The three graduates of Potsdam’s
The sun shone bright and warm Aug. 19 as a martial anthem glorifying communism and the old Soviet Union echoed across Moscow’s Red Square. The
ASMARA, Eritrea — The Eritrean government demanded this September that the Kale Hiwot Church surrender all its property and physical assets to the government. The
Americans believe in four different Gods, according to a massive new study from Baylor University. To be more precise, the study found that four
