Can Colorado prohibit two Catholic parishes from a publicly-supported preschool aid program because they refuse to accept the state requirements on LGBT discrimination?
Egyptian authorities arrested a Coptic Christian engineer at his home in Alexandria, Egypt, and accused him of speaking against Islam after he objected online to the teaching of Islam in the country’s schools.
A former Muslim who was disowned by his father, beaten by his wife’s brothers and thrown in jail after converting to Christianity continues to share the Gospel despite losing nearly everything. His story is at the center of this year’s International Day of Prayer for Persecuted Christians.
Christian parents don't have to choose between sending their children to public school and teaching them to live openly for Jesus Christ, says Kori Pennypacker, who's concerned that many families and educators misunderstand students' religious freedom rights.
A federal law designed to combat human trafficking could be used to target churches and other religious communities whose members voluntarily donate their time and labor, attorney John Lauro warned, pointing to a lawsuit accusing the Salvation Army of forced labor.
In a meeting with evangelist Franklin Graham, a top Vietnamese government official committed to promoting religious freedom in his country amid a reported improvement in the climate for Christians in the communist nation.
India’s proposed FCRA amendments would let the government revoke a charity’s license over vague concerns about “social or religious harmony” and then take control of its assets. With Secretary Rubio in India this week, the U.S. has a chance to urge New Delhi to drop the bill.
A pair of Christian therapists have sued a city in Nebraska over an ordinance that prohibits the practicing of counseling of minors aimed at changing sexual orientation and gender identity.
A Protestant pastor is in prison in Cuba’s Camagüey province after state security agents arrested him on Sept. 26 and charged him with disobedience over a public prayer event he had planned.
Danny Burmawi was afraid he would be killed for leaving Islam. After converting to Christianity while living in Jordan, he fled to Lebanon in 2009, and his own brother threatened to behead him if he returned home. Now he comes to the United States with a warning to Western Christians.
