Serbian president signs new religion law
May 11, 2006
BELGRADE, Serbia — Serbian President Boris Tadic signed a controversial new religion law April 27, although he recognized that it violates the European Convention on
Maine court rejects religious school vouchers
May 11, 2006
PORTLAND, Maine — Maine’s highest court has turned away an attempt to force a state voucher program to include religious schools. In a 6–1 ruling,
Belarus city bans local Passover celebration
May 11, 2006
MINSK, Belarus — The local Hasidic Jewish community was denied permission to hold its April 12 Passover celebration at a state-owned Palace for Children and
Religious leaders push marriage protection law
May 11, 2006
WASHINGTON — America’s top Roman Catholic leaders have joined a broad national push against gay “marriage” one month before the Senate is set to consider
Salvation Army chooses its national commander
May 11, 2006
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Commissioner Israel L. Gaither was chosen as The Salvation Army’s national commander for the United States Feb. 1. He was appointed by
Uzbek police raid Protestant pastor’s home
May 11, 2006
URGENCH, Uzbekistan — Police officers from Uzbekistan’s criminal investigation department burst into the home of a Protestant pastor in northwest Uzbekistan April 24, disrupting 12
Muslims demand Christian foundation closure
May 11, 2006
WEST JAVA, Indonesia — A Muslim community group called Majlis Taklim entered the premises of a Christian social institution in West Java, Indonesia, April 9,
Nigerian Anglican bishop survives fourth attack
May 11, 2006
ZARIA, Nigeria — The latest attack on Ali Buba Lamido, 47, Anglican bishop of Wusasa diocese in Kaduna state, began as the past year’s previous
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