01 April 2010 Taiwan: Mount Zion and Typhoon Morakot — a new religious movement’s response to a natural disaster On 8 August 2009 Typhoon Morakot blasted across Taiwan, the strongest typhoon to reach the island in recent decades. ... Read more
31 March 2010 Christians in the Middle East: Dbayee — a snapshot into exiled Christian Palestine Dbayee is unique amongst the network of Palestinian camps in Lebanon for the Christian faith and identity of its residents.... Read more
30 March 2010 Anglicans and Episcopalians: Anglican groups around the world accept Vatican invitation Since the Vatican issued a 2009 document that invited Anglicans to convert to Roman Catholicism while maintaining their traditions, there... Read more
13 March 2010 Popular religion in India: where Hindus and Muslims pray together When Hindus visit a temple in Gaddeajijpur village of Uttar Pradesh, they also make it a point to pray at... Read more
13 March 2010 Judaism: Orthodox Jewish women as rabbis? It’s all in the name Orthodox Jewish women in the US are being trained to assume leadership roles in synagogues that are similar to those... Read more
01 March 2010 Nigeria: Pentecostal boom—healing or reflecting a failing state? It has been a puzzle why evangelicals, and particularly Pentecostals, have long had a presence in Africa, and especially Nigeria,... Read more
01 March 2010 Christian-Muslim relations: Swiss Evangelicals criticize minaret ban Although the ban on building new Muslim minarets in Switzerland was co-initiated by the Federal Democratic Union (FDU), a political... Read more
08 January 2010 Buddhism: campaign to turn Bodh Gaya into vegetarian zone Hollywood star Richard Gere, who is in Bodh Gaya in Bihar to attend a five-day discourse on Buddhism by Tibetan... Read more
08 January 2010 France: French Sikhs bringing turban ban issue to Delhi A delegation of Sikhs from France will land in New Delhi Thursday for the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD), the annual... Read more
04 January 2010 Catholicism and Orthodoxy: a forgotten page of the history of uniatism in Albania Uniatism remains a contentious issue in Catholic-Orthodox relations. A recent book by Albanian-born scholar Ines Angeli Murzaku brings to light... Read more