Museum Opens 20 Years After Notorious Murder of Polish Priest
A museum opened in Poland Saturday in dedication of a pro-Solidarity priest tortured and murdered by Poland’s communist secret police
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Church Army to Debate Name Change at International Conference
Leaders of the Anglican mission agency, Church Army, will meet from around the world for a conference in Kenya October 23-30 to consider the possibility of changing its name, among other topics -
German Court Rules Headscarf Ban Must Apply To Nuns
A German court has ruled that a regional ban on Muslim teachers wearing headscarves in public schools must also apply to Christian nuns. -
Turkey Given Conditional Green Light for EU Membership
The European Union's head office recommended the start of EU membership talks for Turkey on Wednesday but set stiff conditions to prevent it from backtracking on sweeping democratic and human rights -
Church Opposes Spain's Gay 'Marriage' Plan
The Roman Catholic Church criticized the Spanish Government’s plans to legalize gay marriage, saying Monday that it would be like releasing a virus into society -
Turkey Dismisses Risk Of 'Religious Clash' With EU
The Turkish Prime Minister dismissed suggestions Thursday that there is a risk of a clash of religions if the predominantly Muslim nation were admitted to the European Union -
Church of Greece Holds Memorial Service for Patriarch Petros
The Orthodox Church of Greece held a memorial service Wednesday for Patriarch Petros VII of Alexandria who was killed in a helicopter crash over the weekend. -
40,000 Christians in Berlin Take Part in ‘Jesus Day’
An estimated 40,000 German Christians marched through Berlin Saturday, September 11, and commemorated the third anniversary of the terror attacks against the United States -
Thousands of Books Lost after Fire in Historical Library
Fire in a 16th-Century library in Germany ravaged 25,000 irreplaceable books. Workers save 6,000 other works, including Luther Bible -
4,000 Children Light 1 Million Candles During Vigil In Berlin
For the 1 million children worldwide who die each month of hunger, disease, or violence, 1 million candles were lit by 4,000 children -
Bomb Explodes in Cyprus Church Prior to Reconciliation Service
A bomb exploded at the entrance of the Christian Orthodox Church of Agios Mamas in a possible attempt to disrupt a special service slated for next week -
Greek Church Awaits Olympic Opening With Watchful Eye
As the Olympics commence today, the Greek Orthodox Church hope for visitors to see the country’s Christian tradition, and not paganism. -
'Soul in the City' Going on Week Two
With the support of a number of charities, local councils and the Metropolitan Police, over 420 projects are taking place in all of London's boroughs and beyond between July 26 and August 6 -
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SBC President Reaches 49th State in Nationwide Tour
President of the Southern Baptist Convention, Bobby Welch, reached his 49th state Wednesday in a nationwide tour meant to motivate Southern Baptists to''Witness, Win and Baptize One Million.'' -
Nigeria’s Top Anglican Prelate Proposes Episcopal Realignment
Nigeria’s top Anglican leader proposed establishing new U.S. parishes under his jurisdiction to minister to Anglicans upset by last year’s elevation of an openly gay Episcopal bishop -
Iraqi Christians Continuing to Flee
Christians continue to flow out of Iraq, but fall of Hussein and desire to repair the country offer opportunity to reverse migration trend, says Archbiship of Baghdad -
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Chinese Christians Providing Relief Following Major Snowstorms
An independent Chinese voluntary organization plans to assist about 5,000 families rendered homeless and seriously affected by heavy snowstorms that have hit many areas of China since the beginning of -
Relief Efforts Step Up as Death Toll Reaches 135,000
Efforts to aid the millions of survivors of Sunday’s devastating quake-tsunami disaster stepped up as the rising death toll surpassed 135,000 according to recent reports.
