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Ruling leaves organization’s funding, state’s law in limbo.

The AP estimates more than 450 have been killed this year by violence attributed to Boko Haram.

However, the international tribunal says it was not proven Taylor had command of the rebels in Sierra Leone's bloody civil war.

Suspected shooter also killed by an off-duty officer attending the church.

Ethnically southern Sudanese, mostly Christians, have been ordered to leave Sudan but cannot due to travel restrictions.

Restructuring of the fast-growing denomination involves a shift from print to digital resources

President of Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission accused of plagiarism, setting back racial reconciliation efforts.

Eleven groups will attempt to register, despite leadership requirements that violate Vanderbilt’s policy.

Gunman went to confront an administrator at Oikos University, police said.

Company quietly changes year-old guidelines.

Constitutional amendment easily passes Senate, but states still need to approve.

(UPDATED) Gao Zhisheng had disappeared into police custody nearly two years ago.

Churches face unexpected expenses as strapped city seeks more revenue.

Workers say such distribution would be illegal proselytizing.

Government wants religious charities free from foreign influence.

Record numbers of churches are losing their facilities.

Foundation still hopes for great books school, but admits it hasn't yet found the money.

The governor backed off his unconditional support for the legislation.