Burma military closes three Protestant churches
October 6, 2005
RANGOON, Burma — Burma’s military authorities have closed three Protestant Full Gospel churches in the capital city Rangoon since early August, as well as a
Bush pressured to help stop Darfur genocide
September 29, 2005
WASHINGTON — On Sept. 21, religious groups stepped up pressure on the Bush administration and Congress to help end the genocide in Sudan’s Darfur region,
Iraqi Christians cautious about draft constitution guarantees
September 29, 2005
The draft constitution Iraqis will vote on Oct. 15 resembles the buffet at your local cafeteria: There’s something for every taste, but mixing it all
Study asks why pastors leave
September 29, 2005
Are those behind the pulpit truly “moved” by God, or do they go from church to church seeking promotions and better pay, like the majority
Magazine turns down ad for talking Jesus doll
September 29, 2005
NEW YORK — Scholastic Parent and Child, a magazine for parents of young children, has refused to advertise a talking Jesus doll, citing the need
‘Good Morning America’ host retracts comments
September 29, 2005
LOS ANGELES — On Sept. 18, “Good Morning America” weekend anchorman Bill Weir retracted on-air remarks he made earlier in September that upset atheists. “A
Alabamian to lead nation’s neo-Deist religion
September 29, 2005
BIRMINGHAM — A young religion called Universism has named a new leader who hopes to spread the neo-Deist movement nationwide. Todd Stricker, 25, has been
Vietnamese officials burn Christians’ homes
September 29, 2005
HANOI, Vietnam — Officials in Vietnam’s Son Ha district incited a mob to burn down the home of evangelist Dinh Van Hoang in Quang Ngai
