According to a new report, in recent months, the Chinese Communist Party has escalated its ban on the printing of religious materials.
According to a new report, in recent months, the Chinese Communist Party has escalated its ban on the printing of religious materials.
On July 1, Virginia enacted the “Virginia Values Act,” which bans discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. A companion law requires employers to include coverage for sex reassignment and “gender affirming” surgeries in their health plans. The Act provides an exemption for religious schools “owned, supported, controlled, or managed” by denominations or churches, but the exemption is severely limited.
According to religious liberty magazine Bitter Winter, Communist officials in China have ordered churches to replace their crosses with the nation's five-pointed star.
A pregnancy center, several churches and private schools in Virginia have filed suit against the state over a law that says employers cannot discriminate on hiring based on gender identity and sexual orientation.
A Christian bookstore owner in China was sentences and fined almost $30,000 for selling "illegal" Christian books in China's Zhejiang province’s Taizhou city.
The U.S. Department of Justice issued a letter to San Francisco officials warning them that it is unconstitutional to limit church services to one person.
The 11th Circut Court is set to hear the case of a juror dismissed from a jury for saying he received guidance from the Holy Spirit on the verdict.
The University of Iowa reportedly kicked a Christian student organization off of campus because it required its leaders to sign a statement of faith that did not affirm the LGBTQ community.
Churches and places serving alcohol have been ordered to limit their gatherings to less than 50 people in Quebec, Canada. This decision singles out churches, bars and restaurants by allowing cinemas and theaters among other places to maintain a 250 person limit.
A ban on both indoor and outdoor church services in Washington, D.C. has sparked a lawsuit by one of the city's prominent congregations.
