Biblical Purity Message Expands Across HIV-Stricken Africa
Nearly $1 million will go toward the expansion of a global abstinence program in Africa, where HIV/AIDS infections prevail.
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Religious Leaders Condemn Latest Cartoon Violence
After the worst violence that erupted in Nigeria since 2004, religious leaders and called for an end to the protests that have killed at least 127 people, condemning the Muslim-Christian clashes. -
Iraqi Human Rights Group Plans Protest for Christian Captives
Nearly one month after the release of video footage showing the four kidnapped Christian Peacemakers still alive, a local Iraqi human rights group plans to stage a demonstration in Baghdad Friday for -
Muslim Indignation Understandable; Violence Unjustifiable, Says ICC
Fires continue to burn as thousands of Islamists rally against the published cartoons of Muhammad in Western newspapers. -
Iraq Elections Credible Amid Fraud Complaints
Thousands of people rallied against the Iraqi elections, claiming fraud and demanding a rerun. With large participation during the December vote. -
Millions of Iraqi Ballots In; Vote Counting Begins
The Dec. 15 parliamentary elections saw an overwhelming turnout of Iraqi voters and a relatively peaceful polling day with little reported violence. -
Study: What Standout, Growing Churches Have in Common
Amid critical reports of churches becoming less effective in evangelism, LifeWay Research measured some of the top Southern Baptist churches that meet the evangelism criteria. -
Annual Report Notes No Improvement of Religious Freedom in North Korea
The U.S. Department of State re-designated North Korea as one of eight "Countries of Particular Concern" in its seventh annual International Religious Freedom Report, released Tuesday, citing no pro
