Religion Today Archives

Will Libya ever return to its roots and embrace religious liberty?

15,000 women petitioned against a bill that seeks to give men the legal right to have two wives and unlimited temporary marriages.

Ironically enough, Libya's Gadhafi and Egypt's Mubarak offered a measure of protection to Christians...

Ethnic Fulanis crying "Allahu akbar!" attacked a church and Christian communities in Barkin Ladi.

Christian university groups hope the Supreme Court will protect them from rules that sabotage their mission.

The Burma Army continues to perpetrate human rights violations in the country's ethnic states, particularly toward Christians.

The trial of a Christian accused of blasphemy was postponed after Muslim and Christian supporters rallied for his acquittal.

False charges that a pastor "lured" Muslims to Christianity by offering money have put the lives of area Christians in danger.

A Christian husband and wife who were imprisoned, then attacked after their release, fled Iran soon afterwards for fear of their lives.

The details surrounding the Pilgrims were such that they had much to be grateful for. Here is just a sample.

Three house church network leaders seriously injured in a gang beating were finally evacuated to a private hospital far from the attack site.

From Ireland to New Zealand, youth are speaking out against abortion.

Hundreds of Christians fleeing persecution in Iraq have had their bid to resettle in the U.S. dashed by new security measures.

Hostility toward converts from Islam shadows Somali refugees to neighboring Kenya.

Bombs dropped on South Sudan last week killed 12, and many fear it could be a prelude to something much worse.