CAA learned that after the nine House Church leaders were missing for almost two months, only recently their relatives were formally informed by the authority that the 9 pastors had been sentenced to re-education through labor from 12 months to 18 months since August 6 of this year.

By Allie Martin, OneNewsNow.com

The president of Prison Fellowship says the Federal Bureau of Prisons has shown common sense by reversing a policy that would have limited the number of religious books in correctional facilities.

By Allie Martin, OneNewsNow.com

The founder of Liberty Counsel says the dismissal of an ACLU lawsuit against a Ten Commandments display in one Kentucky county is not a good sign for anti-American organizations.

The Church of God in the Netherlands has a new overseer: Reverend John Lataster. Installation services were recently held at the Amersfoort Church of God, attended by many leaders of the Church of God in the Netherlands and other denominations.

Advocates for Faith and Freedom filed a lawsuit today with the Federal District Court in San Diego on behalf of several employees whose constitutional right of equal access was denied by the Superior Court of San Diego when they were forced to stop using a weekly meeting place for their lunchtime Bible study.

Increased Spirituality and Social Awareness Top Effects of Ignatian Volunteer Corps, Says Recent Study

In an effort to continue interdepartmental cooperation, Operation Compassion and the Chaplain’s Commission have partnered to send two containers of shoes to Oradea, Romania. These shoes are going to the Medical/Chaplains/Care Center for distribution to inmates and gypsies.

George W. Bush has never been subtle about his faith, but until now, only his inner circle has understood the extent to which it guides his policy. In The Evangelical President, the president reveals, for the first time, the depth of his religious conviction and the crucial role it plays in his consequential presidency.

The Religion Newswriters Association today announced the winners of its 2007 contests for excellence in religion reporting in the mainstream media. The organization, which has more than 570 members and subscribers, awarded nearly $15,000 in prizes at its annual banquet, held this year at the Historic Menger Hotel.