RASHT, Iran — One month after ordering his arrest, Iranian court authorities in the northern city of Rasht have released Christian convert Issa Motamedi Mojdehi,
Although the war in Iraq may have intensified some hostilities between Muslims and Christians in the region, God has been able to work in that
PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Aug. 31 that a proposed constitutional marriage amendment could appear on the November ballot, rejecting arguments by amendment
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Defense reported that 726 service members were discharged from the military for being homosexual in 2005, which represents an
WASHINGTON — U.S. Roman Catholic bishops have issued revised guidelines for teaching and accepting candidates for the priesthood, placing additional emphasis on celibacy and formally
WARSAW, Poland — Hoping to curb alcohol abuse, Polish officials have asked Roman Catholic churches to read the names of convicted drunk drivers from the
While many Americans will commemorate the fifth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Alabama’s Marco Delize is one for whom remembering the cost
A history buff in Alabama has a lot of attractions to choose from, such as a French fort dating from 1724 in Mobile and American
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