Crosswalk Headlines Archives

Belarus has tightened its already strict regulations on foreign religious workers.

21 prominent Christian leaders have been sentenced to re-education through labor in what China Aid Association describes as the largest mass...

Two Christian human rights groups have condemned the Vietnamese government’s 2007 training manual on religion for officials.

Most localized trends, tensions, repressions and "hot" conflicts in world religious circles are actually expressions or symptoms of two key global...

A statement by the Archbishop of San Antonio, Texas, criticizing Hillary Clinton's speech and rally on a Catholic college campus because of her...

At least ten armed men blew up a YMCA library in the Gaza Strip, destroying thousands of books early Friday. This appears to be the latest attack...

R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, will require surgery after a colonoscopy revealed a tumor in his colon....

In a triple blow for China Tuesday, filmmaker Steven Spielberg ended his association with the 2008 Olympics; prominent figures, including athletes...

Although Islamic law is often associated with stoning and amputation, its expansion in Britain would also have more mundane consequences that would...

Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Rowan Williams sparked heated debate last week when he said the adoption of Muslim law was "unavoidable" in Britain....

1.6 million believers are now making overseas mission trips each year.

Malaysia’s non-Muslim minorities – 40 percent of the population – are increasingly alarmed over recent court decisions diminishing their burial and...

Weeks of post election violence have turned Kenya into a quagmire of instability. Even the Peace Corps has seen enough, announcing Tuesday it was...

Fifty-one students were treated for injuries and nine were kept overnight in a local hospital after a tornado wreaked havoc on the campus of Union...

A Dutch lawmaker who caused a stir last year with calls to ban the Koran in his country is again under fire, this time for making a film...