Citing their suppression of religious minorities stigmatized as “cults” or “sects,” the State Department has included Belgium, France and Germany among countries that have violated
More than one million people celebrated City Day during the first September weekend in Moscow, Russia, as Muscovites marked the city’s 855th birthday. Garlanded with
An Alabama Catholic artist who pieced together 1,500 classical images of Jesus Christ to form a mosaic portrait of President Bush is defending the artwork
ATLANTA — Emory University’s Candler School of Theology will use a $10 million grant from the Lilly Endowment to launch a doctoral program in practical
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Presbyterian court has ruled that churches may adopt controversial “confessional” statements but cannot use them as “litmus tests” for church officers.
A bomb exploded on Sept. 11 in a church in the Laranto area of Jos, the capital of Plateau state in northern Nigeria. The blast,
The burning of the Bibles at the Baptist warehouse last Feb. 3 by a group of people led by a dissident Orthodox priest has brought
LONDON — Rowan Williams has flatly rejected demands by Anglican evangelicals that he either recant his views on homosexuality and condemn unmarried sex or step
