Honduras Pastors Killed; Government Urged To Increase Protection
By BosNewsLife Americas Service
TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS (BosNewsLife)-- Christian leaders have urged Honduras' government to improve protection of Christian workers after Carlos Roberto Marroquín became the second prominent pastor to be murdered this year in the Central American nation.
Prayers Near White House For Iraqi Christians Amid Deadly Violence
By BosNewsLife Amercas and Middle East Service with reporting by BosNewsLife's Stefan J. Bos
WASHINGTON/BAGHDAD (BosNewsLife)-- Iraqi diplomats, Christians and religious groups were among those expected to attend a prayer vigil Monday, February 14, in front of the White House to support "persecuted Christians and religious freedom for all in Iraq," organizers said.
Cuba Communist Party ‘Confirms’ Church Crackdown In Leaked Video
By BosNewsLife Americas Services
HAVANA, CUBA (BosNewsLife)-- A leaked video appears to show a Cuban Communist Party official openly confirming a government strategy to target churches affiliated with the fast growing Apostolic Movement, a protestant network.
NEWS WATCH: Slovenia Elects Eastern Europe’s First Black Mayor
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife
BUDAPEST/PIRAN (BosNewsLife)-- Doctor Peter Bossman, who was born in Ghana, is starting his work as mayor of Slovenia's coastal town of Piran. Bossman's election earned him the distinction of being Eastern Europe's first black mayor, but he as urged supporters not to view him as the next Barack Obama, a reference to the United States' first black president.
AMERICA WATCH: Hiring Bill Threatens To “Cripple” Christian Groups
By Joseph C. DeCaro, BosNewsLife North America Correspondent
WASHINGTON, USA (BosNewsLife)-- A pending bill that bars government funding for non-profits having religious requirements in their hiring process is a "serious assault" on faith-based charities, according to the senior vice president of the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) in the United States.
NEWS ALERT: Christians In Danger Amid Deadly Protests Against Koran Burning (UPDATE)
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife
WASHINGTON/KABUL/JAKARTA/JERUSALEM (BosNewsLife)-- Minority Christians in strict Islamic countries remained anxious about their safety Friday, September 10, amid deadly protests against plans by an American pastor to burn copies of the Koran, although it remained uncertain whether the bonfire would go-ahead.