Religion Today Archives

Unexpected winter storm gives churches in Atlanta and Birmingham the opportunity to love their neighbors.

African church leaders are urging parties in the South Sudanese conflict to respect places of worship, after rebels attacked and looted church...

President Barack Obama delivered the 2014 State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress Tuesday outlining his agenda.

Several of this winter’s athletes find their true strength in the Lord

The news that President Obama will meet with Pope Francis on March 27 brightened a snowy Tuesday morning for Catholics.

On Wednesday thousands of pro-life supporters descended on Washington DC, marching from the National Mall to Capitol Hill and the Supreme Court.

A new, radical surgery offers hope to women who are missing reproductive organs due to birth defects or disease.

On Thursday, February 16, President Obama issued a proclamation observing Religious Freedom Day.

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Oklahoma’s voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage violates the U.S. Constitution.

The U.S. Supreme Court meets today to reevaluate the buffer zones set for protesters rallying around facilities that perform abortions.

Medical experts disagree over whether Jahi McMath is still alive

Open Doors Annual World Watch List 2014 reveals that North Korea remains as the number one persecutor of Christians. Findings also show persecution...

Is Jahi McMath, the 13-year-old whose entire brain has ceased to function, dead or alive?

CAR’s Christians have been victims of targeted violence at intense degrees, while the Muslim minority of CAR has been left alone.

Eight of the UNHRC’s 47 member states, including newly elected Morocco, China and Saudi Arabia, imprisoned people in 2013 for breaking laws that...