Experts on international religious freedom told a House committee Oct. 6 that broad religious restrictions in Saudi Arabia discriminate against many Muslims and non-Muslims alike,
WASHINGTON — Congress has formally commemorated the four young black girls who died in the 1963 bombing of Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham. The
SEATTLE — A lay review panel in the Archdiocese of Seattle said the Catholic Church’s celibacy requirement for priests helped “set the stage for the
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Church members are giving less of their income to churches today than 35 years ago, and even less of those contributions are
NASHVILLE — Abortion rights activists are still fighting against specialty license plates with the words, “Choose Life,” after the plates have been allowed in states
WASHINGTON — Congress has approved $25 million to help improve security efforts at nonprofit institutions that could be “soft targets” for terrorism, including some churches
NEW YORK — Billy Graham has accepted an invitation to lead a New York City crusade at Madison Square Garden in June 2005, the Billy
NEW YORK — Christian leaders from around the world will launch a major anti-poverty initiative Oct. 15 in New York City with an ambitious goal
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