A Canadian church held a drive-in church service on Sunday and was fined nearly $5,000 U.S.
A Canadian church held a drive-in church service on Sunday and was fined nearly $5,000 U.S.
A court in Switzerland has declared that bans on religious gatherings as a result of COVID-19 are unlawful.
A federal district judge denied the American Civil Liberties Union's request for an injunction in a lawsuit they filed against an Indiana county for placing a nativity scene on a courthouse's lawn.
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves asserted in a statement on Facebook that the government should not restrict religious gatherings.
On Thursday, U.S. Supreme Court Justices vacated a lower court ruling from September that had upheld California’s restrictions on churches as part of a lawsuit filed by Harvest Church and Harvest International.
Four Christians in China were arrested and charged with "illegal business operations" for selling audio Bibles. They will appear in court on December 9th.
The Evangelical Church of Vietnam (South) was denied permission by the Vietnamese government to hold its scheduled bi-annual Clergy Assembly.
In an attempt to skirt around California state restrictions on in-person gatherings at houses of worship, several pastors removed their ties and jackets during worship services, effectively deeming the churches "temporary strip clubs."
A New Jersey woman is claiming that she was fired from her job at a Starbucks because she refused to wear an LGBTQ pride t-shirt.
This Sunday, Canadian police reportedly blocked cars from entering the parking lot of a church where a drive through worship service was set to take place.
