Religion Today Archives

At least three are dead after the blast by suspected Islamic terrorists.

Syrian Christians and other minorities fear religious persecution if President Bashar Assad falls from power.

During this election season, religion has come up many times. But for the most part, we haven’t heard from many pastors.

Authorities don't know who abducted two Christian hospital employees, but police suspect Islamic extremists.

Victims of this weekend's tornadoes rely on faith as churches and ministries step in to provide aid.

Tensions remain high in an Egyptian village after a false rumor that a church kidnapped a Muslim girl to convert her.

Ugandan pastor Umar Mulinde fights to regain sight after Muslim extremists threw acid on him in December.

Police resisted intense pressure from Muslim protesters and released a Christian woman falsely accused of desecrating the Quran.

Through their U.S. front groups, Muslim radicals overtaking the Middle East have found support in the Obama administration.

Bhatti, a religious liberty advocate and the only Christian member of Pakistan's parliament, was killed by militants in March 2011.

The land-grab attempt failed as an influential Islamic family intervened on behalf of the accused Christians.

Few politicians have ventured into the religious no-man’s land in which presidential candidate Rick Santorum now finds himself.

It's happened again, another school shooting. Lives shattered forever by a lone gunman who took his vengeance into his own hands.

Islamists drove a car laden with bombs into a church, killing at least one Christian and injuring dozens.

Increasing crimes against Christians in Syria reveal the difficult road that lies ahead in the Middle East.