A judge in Montana has ruled against a high school valedictorian who wasn’t allowed to speak at her graduation ceremony because she wanted to give God credit for her success.

According to the Christian Post, the European Union (EU) has reportedly formed an association to protect the rights of Christians in countries where they face persecution.

Too often the American church has tried to put the Third Person of the Trinity in a box.

An international Conference on Care sponsored by the Church of God Division of Care and Benevolence will be held this month in Indonesia.

A section of ancient walls recently uncovered in Jerusalem dates back to the time of King Solomon and supports the existence of the first temple, according to Israeli archaeologists, who call it “the most significant” find from the era of the first temple.

Sky Angel, a national provider of faith-based and family-friendly television and radio programming, announces the addition of NRB Network to their Faith channel lineup.

Haitian “vodou” is a religion based on the merging of beliefs and practices of West African peoples and Roman Catholic Christianity, which came about as African slaves brought to Haiti in the 16th century were forced to convert to the religion of their masters.

Church of God Eurasian Theological Seminary provost Ilya Okhotnikov recently participated in a dialogue in Russia which is addressing the high divorce and abortion rate in the country.

During the last week of February 2010 the Tarrant County Appraisal District (TAD) in Fort Worth, Texas, settled a dispute in favor of Kenneth Copeland Ministries (KCM).