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Churches in Niger and other former French colonies torched over Charlie Hebdo cartoons

At least 45 churches were torched over the weekend in Niger, in two days of protests that left about 10 people dead.

Spokane area Martin Luther King Jr. Celebrations

"I refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war that the bright daybreak...

Supreme Court will decide fate of state bans on gay marriage

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Friday (Jan. 16) to resolve the national debate over same-sex marriage once and for all.

Oklahoma pastors will preach in hoodies to protest proposed state bill banning hoods

On the eve of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, many Oklahoma pastors will preach not in robes, but hooded sweatshirts, or hoodies, to protest a proposed state bill that would ban a mask, hood, or covering of the face in public under certain conditions.

Upcoming Dinner Series: Evidence for God from Physics

The topic for January is In the Beginning I: “The Big Bang and Our Universe / Did the Universe Have a Beginning?”, and for February is In the Beginning II: “Is there Evidence of Fine-tuning, Design, and Intelligence in the Universe?” Physics, Evolution, and the Bible.

U.S. churchgoers still sit in segregated pews, and most are OK with that

Sunday morning remains, as King once observed, the most segregated hour in America. And, against a backdrop of increased racial tensions, new research shows that most Americans are OK with that.

Pope Francis on free speech: ‘You cannot insult the faith of others’

Pope Francis on Thursday (Jan. 15) condemned last week’s terrorist attack on the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo but warned there were limits on freedom of expression.

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