Religion Today Archives

Conversion is viewed as a serious crime in Afghanistan, and Christians are frequently targeted by both the government and extremists.

A conversation with author and former U.S. Rep. George Radanovich on redeeming our nation and understanding God's cultural mandate

Anti-Jewish stereotyping never lurks far below the surface -- especially in times of economic suffering or uncertainty.

Following a report about the spread of Christianity among Iranian youth, a government-supported newspaper said that claim was false.

Uneasiness abounds in Nigeria in the wake of Muslim-directed attacks on Christians in the northern part of the country.

It’s hard to believe, but in our modern world there is a rise in the number of Christian martyrs.

A group of USC film students is heading to Korea to make a documentary about abandoned children.

Churches have much to offer in helping veterans heal, even when the wounds include post-traumatic stress disorder and brain injury.

Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011, marks the international day of prayer for the thousands of persecuted Christians around the world.

More Iranian people are watching Christian television programs, accessing Christian websites and converting to Christianity.

Egypt continues to detain Coptic Christians on charges of inciting violence during the army's massacre of 27 Copts on Oct. 9.

Four college students are bringing fresh inspiration to a ministry struggling to convince volunteers it's safe to build houses in Mexico.

Why would the Chinese government sponsor an exhibit about the spread of Christianity in China?

Human rights activists in Egypt say the army's recent killing of 27 protesters has removed respect for the transitional government.

Would the Baptist minister, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., be pleased with his memorial? I doubt it, because they left God out.