Religion Today

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  Arctic Christians Get First Complete Inuit Bible The complete Bible has been rendered into 469 tongues as of 2010. Now, add Inuktitut to that list. Ron Csillag May 04, 2012
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  Is the Megachurch the New Liberalism? Theological liberalism did not set out to destroy Christianity, but to save it from itself. Is the same temptation now evident? Albert Mohler May 03, 2012
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  Protecting and Listening to Syria's Christians Islamist forces in Syria's opposition movement have attacked local Christians, believing they back the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Jeremy Reynalds May 02, 2012
• Hindu Villagers Attack Mourners in India Hindu extremists trying to stop the burial of a convert to Christianity beat a pastor, children and two 60-year-old women. Mahruaii Sailo May 01, 2012
• Glimmers of Christ's Light in Darkness of Saudi Arabia Christ is building His church even in a country where He is officially forbidden. Dr. Carl Moeller Apr 30, 2012
• Bible School, Church Buildings Attacked in Sudan Christians faced increased hostilities in Sudan over the past few weeks, culminating in an attack on a Christian compound by Islamists. Compass Direct News Apr 27, 2012
• Pakistani Christian Villagers Forced to Pay Muslim Cleric to Get Drinking Water Christians in one Pakistani village not only had to pay the required water tax, but also had to pay a Muslim cleric of a local mosque. Ashfaq Fateh Apr 26, 2012
• New Campaign to Eradicate House Churches Launched by Chinese Government Chinese government officials recently began a secret campaign entitled "Operation Deterrence" to target house churches. Apr 25, 2012
• A Life Transformed: Remembering Chuck Colson Colson, the Watergate figure whose dramatic conversion led him to dedicate his life to prison ministry and evangelical leadership, died Saturday at 80. Kristin Wright Apr 24, 2012
• Iranian Pastor Nadarkhani Nears 1,000 Days in Prison Earlier this month Youcef Nadarkhani celebrated his 35th birthday in the prison cell where he awaits execution for the crime of apostasy. Apr 23, 2012
• South Sudanese Christians Trapped in Hostile North Tensions have turned into military combat on the South Sudan border, and Islamists have threatened to seize a Bible school in Khartoum. Compass Direct News Apr 21, 2012
• Unmasking Religious Discrimination on Campus When our religious freedoms are being attacked, we must not remain silent. And one group of college students is speaking out. Eric Metaxas Apr 20, 2012