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A Monument to Jesus in the City of Mao (Published 2017)
The New York Times
A big Protestant church in the city where Mao Zedong spent his youth has infuriated his most fervent admirers in China, but the city's...
91 months ago
Turkish Christians: Don't distribute Bibles during relief aid
CNE.news
Turkish Christians have requested foreign Christian aid workers not to distribute Bibles during their aid work. Instead, foreigners should work closely with...
21 months ago
In 1844, Nativist Protestants Burned Churches in the Name of Religious Liberty
History News Network
A mob burns St. Augustine's Catholic Church in Philadelphia, 1844, from John B. Perry A Full and Complete Account of the Late Awful Riots in...
42 months ago
Algerian Government Closed Churches
Juicy Ecumenism
Closed Algerian churches are becoming commonplace as the government comes up with a solution to a perceived threat: regulate the churches...
55 months ago
Statement on Closure of PIKPA and Kara Tepe
Refugees International
Refugees International joined more than 160 Greek and international organizations, academics and other actors from all over Europe urge the...
50 months ago
Turkish Pastor’s American Wife Denied Visa
International Christian Concern
A Turkish pastor's American wife, Joy Subaşıgüller, received notice from Turkey's Ministry of Interior that her family visa was denied. No specific reason was...
53 months ago
Five reasons why CP is so important
Baptist Message
By Matt Tullos. Yes, Southern Baptists are legendary for lots of reasons. We are the largest protestant association of churches.
38 months ago
Dr. Know: Crumbling Crosley, An Icy Overpass, and What Is W.A.P.A.?
Cincinnati Magazine
The planned demolition of UC's Crosley Tower reminds me of this rumor: During construction, one of the concrete forms was said to have been slightly misaligned.
71 months ago
‘Monkish Traditions’: 1830s Hatred of Irish Immigrants
New York Almanack
In the 1830s, anti-Catholic attitudes inflamed by conspiracy theories were reaching a fevered pitch, especially in New York and...
47 months ago
British Christian Zionism (Part 3): Reverend William Hechler – from Hovevei Zion to Herzl and beyond
Fathom Journal
Philip Earl Steele examines the contribution of Reverend William Hechler to the early Zionist movement and argues that Hechler's career was an outstanding...
31 months ago