- 02/28/2011
Sectarian Attack on Village Leaves 4 Nigerians Dead
At least four people in a predominantly Christian village near Jos, Nigeria, were reported dead after a pre-dawn attack Monday by Muslim youth.
- 02/25/2011
Reps Urged to Back Religious Freedom Bill for Asia & Middle East
Religious freedom advocates in America are being urged to rally to their U.S. representative behind a bill that would create a way for the government to better monitor and defend the religious freedom of minorities in countries in South Central Asia and the Middle East.
- 02/25/2011
'Day of Rage' Draws Tens of Thousands in Iraq
Tens of thousands of Iraqis took to the streets Friday despite calls from religious and political leaders to not take part in the nationwide “Day of Rage” protest.
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02/16/2011Muslim Brotherhood, Like Egypt's Future, Remains Murky
With the Muslim Brotherhood poised to play a growing role in Egypt’s government following the resignation of the country’s long-time president, many observers have been looking into the long-banned group for clues to what lies ahead for Egypt.
- 02/14/2011
U.K. High Court Rejects Bid to OK At-Home Abortion Drugs
Women seeking abortions in England, Wales and Scotland will have to continue taking abortion medication at a medical clinic rather than at home following a ruling by Britain’s High Court.
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10/31/2010Halloween Brings Out Ghosts, Ghouls and (Some) Christians
Halloween is upon us once again and, like the year before, remains to be a date that Christians approach differently – especially as it falls this year on a Sunday, the Day of Sabbath.
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10/19/2010Tim Tebow's Mom Endorses Colo. Personhood Amendment
The mother of celebrated NFL rookie quarterback Tim Tebow is encouraging Colorado voters to say “yes” to a proposed Colorado amendment that would define a “person” in the state to include “every human being from the beginning of the biological development of that human being.”
- 10/17/2010
Chinese 'Underground' Church Leaders Lament Gov't Travel Ban
Members of the underground churches of China have released a joint statement in response to efforts by the Chinese government to prevent leaders of their movement from attending a major international gathering of Christian leaders.
- 10/15/2010
China Church Leaders Blocked from Attending Major Int'l Christian Gathering
China’s government is preventing Christian leaders in the country from attending a major international gathering of mission-minded leaders by stopping them as they reach the airport and confiscating their passports.
- 10/11/2010
First Human Clinical Trial of Embryonic Stem Cell Therapy Underway
The first-ever clinical trial of human embryonic stem cell-based therapy on a human patient is now underway, according to the first and presently only company in the United States with the license to use the controversial cells to treat people.
- 10/07/2010
Part-Time Police Officer Charged with Murder of N.C. Christian University Student
A student and part-time police officer has been charged with the first-degree murder of a fellow student at Mid-Atlantic Christian University in Elizabeth City, N.C.
- 10/06/2010
N.C. Christian University Student Says Shooting Was 'in Self Defense'
A student at Mid-Atlantic Christian University confessed to fatally shooting a fellow student Sunday but claims he acted in self-defense.
- 10/05/2010
Christian Physicians Hail New Breakthrough in Stem Cell Research
Christian medical professionals are hailing the latest breakthrough in stem cell research, claiming that it further proves that the destruction of embryos is unnecessary to find cures for disease.
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10/03/2010'Goldilocks' Planet Raises Question: Does Water Presume Life?
A team of planet hunters announced this past week the discovery of an “Earth-sized” planet that it said could be “potentially habitable.” But some say there is much more needed for life to emerge than water.
- 09/29/2010
Bill to Protect Calif. Against 'Threat' of New Texas Ed Curriculum Vetoed
Schwarzenegger has vetoed a bill seeking to ensure that recent changes to Texas’ social studies curriculum in no way affect California’s.
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