Indonesian churches seek homes after closures
December 15, 2005
EAST BEKASI, Indonesia — Denied permits and ordered not to worship in public or at home, churches in East Bekasi, West Java, have taken temporary
Creationism beats evolution in Alabama
December 15, 2005
In the perenially prickly debate over the origin of human beings, close to two-thirds of Alabamians prefer the explanation in the Book of Genesis over
Vietnamese churches standing up to abuses
December 15, 2005
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — In an unprecedented shift, Vietnamese church leaders are now petitioning authorities more openly and internationally. In a country that
Belarus officials: Religion not welcome in public
December 8, 2005
BABRUYSK, Belarus — State authorities have insisted that religious literature was lawfully confiscated from a street library in eastern Belarus. Babruysk city executive committee Vice
Bush calls for religious freedom in China
December 8, 2005
Human-rights activists Nov. 21 praised President George W. Bush’s call for religious freedom during his recent visit to China but said the communist government’s
Police raids on believers continue in Azerbaijan
December 8, 2005
BAKU, Azerbaijan — Police raids on religious communities have continued to take place at a disturbing rate, religious liberty news service Forum 18 has found.
Pastor’s ‘hate crime’ reversed
December 8, 2005
American legal groups defending religious liberty say they are pleased with the acquittal of a Swedish pastor who had been charged with a hate crime
Methodist bishops repent over war in Iraq
December 8, 2005
NASHVILLE — Leaders of the United Methodist Church, of which President George W. Bush is a member, have released a joint statement saying they repent
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