More countries said violating religious freedom
August 17, 2000
One month ahead of the State Department’s release of a list of countries suspected of religious freedom violations, a federal commission on religious freedom
Top 10 questions about religion in public schools
August 17, 2000
Q: May students gather to pray together in public schools? A: Yes. Students are free to pray alone or in groups, as long as the
Nigeria’s vice president backs Islamic law
August 17, 2000
SOKOTO, Nigeria — In what appears to be a major government shift from opposition to the implementation of sharia, the Islamic legal system, in some
Oldest black denomination elects femail
August 10, 2000
CINCINNATI, Ohio — The African Methodist Episcopal Church, the oldest black denomination in the U.S., elected its first female bishop July 11. Vashti McKenzie was
Youth groups help Baptists in Mexico, learn life lessons
August 10, 2000
Alabama’s youth did their part this summer to reach out to the people of Matamoros, Mexico. Two different missions trips ventured to the impoverished town
China releases most famous church prisoner
August 10, 2000
LONDON — China’s most famous house church prisoner, Mr. Xu Yongze, is free. The 58-year-old founder of the Born Again movement was released May 16,
Religion news coverage increasing, study finds
August 10, 2000
A recent study from a prominent media analysis group finds that religion is getting more news coverage and more journalists are attending church — but
Former Muslim granted religious asylum
August 10, 2000
LOS ANGELES — Officials of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) confirmed from Yemen that former Muslim Mohammed Omer Haji and his family
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