Religion Today Archives

A year after a Baghdad church siege that ended with al Qaeda-linked militants killing 58, many Iraqi Christians have fled.

Church members continue to meet outside their sealed building while a "religious tolerance bill" undergoes consideration.

Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani and other Christian prisoners have been given Islamic literature as part of a conversion campaign.

Testimonies from churches on the Mexican border highlight the need for ongoing prayer that God would curb Mexico's drug violence.

Authorities closed an orphanage accused of neglecting the children and of possible child trafficking.

The Arab Spring has not resulted in greater justice and increased tranquility for Middle Eastern Christians.

Christians want to know what's going on with their brothers and sisters around the world.

Despite pressures, threats and the ban of printing gospels, Christianity is increasingly spreading among the youth and families in Iran.

Rep. Frank Wolf’s new book, Prisoner of Conscience, highlights one man’s struggle for international justice.

One of Obama's advisers has likened helping the Occupy Wall Street protesters to siding with Jesus. Is he watching the same videos I am?

A new production company is showing Christians interested in film-making that they don't have to sacrifice morals for a good end product.

The pastor of Jerusalem’s largest Messianic church says the truth about the Palestinian Authority’s push for statehood isn’t being told.

An overview of some of the most recent incidents of Christian persecution in India.

Converts from Islam find persecution is tolerable until it affects their little ones.

Leaders call for fasting, praying and mourning after one of the worst acts of violence against Egyptian Christians in modern history.