Baptists Bag Pennies for Aborted Babies
Mississippi Baptist Convention Board add pennies for the Memorial to the Missing to draw attention to 50 million babies missing since the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling.
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ACLJ Protests Muzzling of Churches, Non-Profits
The American Center for Law and Justice announced the launching of a nationwide campaign to oppose legislations that would restrict free speech in churches and non-profit organizations. -
Pro-Lifers to Mark Sanctity of Human Life Sunday
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday is held on the closest Sunday to the anniversary of the Jan. 22, 1973 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to legalize abortion in the Roe v. Wade case. -
Pro-Lifers Decry Defeat of Fetal Pain Bill
Pro-life activists denounced the House’s failure to pass a measure that would have required women seeking abortions to be informed that some fetuses feel pain. -
World's Largest Pro-Family Gathering Opens in Warsaw
Thousands of people around the world have gathered in Warsaw to defend and discuss how to restore the traditional family. The World Congress on Families IV opened at Warsaw’s Palace of Culture and Sci -
Poll: France ‘No Longer a Catholic Country’
A poll published in a leading French religious magazine Tuesday showed that the number of French Catholics dropped dramatically while the number of atheists rose over the past decade. -
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Ecumenical Leader: Evangelism Must Not Lead to Hatred
Christian witness must not be destructive and cause hatred but rather must use 'non-violent' methods, stated the head of a global church body. -
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Some Churches Support Use of Force to Protect Victims
Some churches agree to the use of force to protect the vulnerable when the government fails to protect its citizens. The idea owas the controversial topic at a debate hosted by the World Council of Ch -
Human Suffering Inspires Prayer for Christian Unity
The World Council of Churches (WCC) and the Roman Catholic Church are jointly calling Christians this week to unite in response to human suffering. -
Bible Under Fire in Hong Kong for Sexual, Violent Content
Hundreds of residents have flooded Hong Kong’s media decency watchdog group with complaints against the Bible for its sexual and violent contents. -
China Detains U.S. Church Pastors
Police recently arrested four American Christian leaders and dozens of Chinese house church leaders during a fellowship gathering in a northwest province in China. -
Report: Burma Plans to Wipe Out Christianity
A leaked secret document claims to reveal plans by the Burmese military regime to wipe out Christianity in the southeast Asian country. The was shown to the U.K.-based Telegraph newspaper. -
Christian Relief Groups Mobilize for Philippine Typhoon
Nearly one week following Typhoon Durian’s devastating encounter in the Philippines, Christian groups have donated hundreds of thousands and mobilized teams to help survivors of the violent tropical s -
Christians Nervous as Chavez Gains More Power
Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez gained free reign of the country, causing concerns among the Christian community, with whom the controversial leader has a history of bad relations. -
South Africa Churches Refuse to Conduct Gay 'Marriages'
Four Christian denominations in South Africa have confirmed they will not conduct same-sex “marriages” despite the country’s legalization of the practice last winter. -
Gaza Baptists Look Heavenward for End to Violence
Christians are caught in the crossfire between Fatah and Hamas in Gaza, as the political rivals exploded in gunfights on Thursday after a three-day truce. -
South African Christians Call Legalized Abortion a National Disgrace
Christian Action Network will lead a funeral procession on Thursday in memory of the reported 539,010 babies aborted in South Africa since the country legalized abortion on Feb. 1, 1997. -
African Christians Protest Gay ‘Marriage’ Law
The recent legalization of same-sex 'marriage' in South Africa has stirred emotions with many African Christians protesting the new controversial law that is the first of its kind on the continent. -
Lausanne III to Form New World Evangelism Strategy
Lausanne Committee will be hold its third international gathering in 2010 in Cape Town, South Africa. -
Chinese House Church Troubles Occur as China-Vatican Relations Improve
A well-known Beijing church activist and his 76-year-old mother were harshly treated and wounded by the police on Friday, a Chinese religious freedom group reported over the weekend.
