Religion Today Archives

New York City congregations that worship in public schools face a Feb. 12 deadline to get out and stay out.

The Affordable Care Act mandates faith-based employers offer health coverage that includes abortion-inducing drugs and contraception.

An Ethiopian Christian man with a dramatic conversion story has faced attempted murder and ongoing death threats in Kenya.

Employers with religious objections to contraception will soon be forced to pay for services they believe are morally wrong.

The rise of Islamic parties in the Arab Spring countries is creating near-panic among Christian communities that dot the Muslim world.

This year there are numerous opportunities for faith-affirming journeys throughout the world.

The House passed two bills endorsing religious symbols at memorials, one of which the Obama administration has declined to support.

Egyptians mark the first anniversary of protests that ousted a dictator and produced an Islamic parliament.

A new solicitation policy adopted by a Phoenix-area community college stifles campus evangelism.

The former Islamic sheikh, whose father committed suicide over his conversion, is hiding in Kenya after death threats.

A 16-year-old Coptic girl kidnapped by Islamists will be held by the state until age 18 because conversion is illegal for minors.

The terrorist group killed more than 200 in vicious attacks on Friday, driving fear once again into the Christian community.

Ostracized by his family and fired from his job, a young Christian convert overcame a false accusation.

A sharia court launched a campaign threatening to ostracize those who decline to convert to Islam.

Harassment of Christians by Sudanese authorities continues amid growing hostility toward Christianity.