A district judge in Northern Ireland has convicted an elderly pastor of breaking the country’s abortion buffer zone laws by preaching a sermon on John 3:16 on a public sidewalk across from a hospital.
On April 12, an emotionally devastated young man stood atop the Dames Point Bridge in Jacksonville, Fla., poised to end it all. Seven officers from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office rushed to the scene.
A British evangelical church is fighting a legal notice that could criminalize aspects of its street preaching.
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously backed five faith-based pregnancy centers in New Jersey who sued the state’s former attorney general for forcing them to disclose confidential documents about their donors.
The largest school district in Texas is getting pushback from local parents and community activists for allegedly having books in their libraries that contain sexually explicit and profane content.
A Washington state rule requiring foster parents to socially “transition” foster children violates the First Amendment through viewpoint discrimination, a federal district court ruled.
Leaders of a Christian event who say they were discriminated against in seeking public space in Seattle have appealed a federal judge’s denial of a preliminary injunction against the city of Seattle, according to Liberty Counsel.
For just over a week beginning this Sunday (April 19), some 500 Christian leaders, government officials and celebrities will embark on a first-ever public endeavor: They will take their turns reading the Bible—from cover to cover, 12 hours each day.
Uganda has proposed a bill that would establish Sharia courts nationwide, igniting concern over religious conversion rights, child custody protections and forced Islamic marriages.
The battle over gender issues across the country continues to rage on as Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys are appealing a federal ruling on behalf of a Christian bookstore and an athletic apparel company.
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