Calif. religious brothers release Gregorian chant album
The Norbertine brothers of St. Michael's Abbey in Calif. have shared the beauty of Gregorian chant by releasing a new album on Nov. 6.
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Boston cardinal lauds rejection of assisted suicide initiative
Cardinal Seán O'Malley of Boston applauded the defeat of a Massachusetts ballot measure to legalize physician-assisted suicide, calling for more compassionate care of those who are seriously ill.
Criswell files suit against abortion mandate | Baptist Press
Criswell College, a Christian school with deep Baptist roots, has filed suit against the Obama administration's abortion/contraceptive mandate, asserting the rule unconstitutionally forces it to violate its "deeply held religious beliefs."
Catholic music label to release nuns' album for Advent
Kevin and Monica Fitzgibbons left lucrative positions in the entertainment industry to found a company that helps unique new artists – and their De Montfort Music label will soon release an album by contemplative Benedictine nuns.
'See You at the Pole:' Millions of Students Pray for Spiritual Awakening
Millions of students across the country and globally are participating in a See You at the Pole event at their schools today, praying for a spiritual awakening, the theme chosen for the 22nd annual ...
Court in India’s Most Hindu State Partially Repeals Anti-Conversion Law
Evangelical Fellowship of India wins court victory.
Black church leaders explore missions | Baptist Press
Of the nearly 5,000 Southern Baptist missionaries serving around the world through the International Mission Board, only 27 are black. At the Black Church Leadership and Family Conference, African American missionaries urged others to join the task.
Some Christian Colleges on Financially Unsustainable Path
About one-third of the colleges and universities in the United States are on a financially unsustainable path, according to a study conducted by Bain Company and Sterling Partners The Christian Post ...
Hearing outlines forced marriages, conversions in Egypt
A recent hearing in the nation's capital drew attention to the growing accounts of Coptic women in Egypt being kidnapped and forced to marry and convert to Islam against their will.
Q&A: Why pro-lifers oppose the health care law | Baptist Press
When the U.S. Supreme Court upheld President Obama's health care law, it left untouched sections of the law that have concerned members of the pro-life and religious liberty communities for months. Following are questions and answers about their concerns.
