LOS ANGELES — Though college students’ attendance at worship services declines, their interest in spiritual matters grows during their time on campus, a new study
For Josh Russell, training church planters is a lot like roasting coffee. Inside a narrow storefront in Central Asia, the Southern Baptist worker details the
BANGALORE, India — In their campaign against Christians, Hindu extremists in India are increasingly relying on a key weapon: police officers. Local police in Bangalore
BARANOVICHI, Belarus — Pastor Dmitry Osyko was fined about two weeks’ average wages Dec. 14 for leading a worship service in November in a private
NEW DELHI — Violence and discrimination against Christians in India is reaching beyond uneducated, rural villages; Hindu extremists are increasingly targeting middle class churches in
VATICAN CITY — A group of prominent Muslim scholars and clerics has accepted the invitation of Pope Benedict XVI for a “working meeting” on interreligious
Every Thursday, Baptist minister Roland Barlowe begins his workday with a “huddle” in the housekeepers breakroom at the downtown Courtyard Marriott in Tampa, Fla. He
Like almost every other point in the city, it was eerily quiet in the Upper Ninth Ward on the evening of Sept. 28, 2005. Silent,
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