Egypt’s new decree granting Easter paid leave to Christian private-sector workers has drawn condemnation from Evangelical leaders and rights advocates for excluding public employees and dividing holidays by denomination. A legal petition is now pending before the Administrative Court seeking full recognition of Easter Sunday as a national public holiday for all citizens. #EgyptChristians #EasterHoliday #PaidLeave #ChristianProfessionals #Evangelicals #PublicHoliday
One of the last remaining historic Protestant churches in Iran is facing the threat of confiscation by the Iranian government, according to reports, drawing renewed international attention to...
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United Methodist megachurch pastor and author Adam Hamilton has released his first television ad for his campaign to represent Kansas in the United States Senate, accusing government leaders...
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Once again, like many other Americans, I found myself very pleased with some of the Court’s decisions and vexed by others
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Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to stories about just war theory, religious liberty and Magnifica
Read morePope Leo XIV will be honored as a recipient of the Liberty Medal by the National Constitution Center on July 3 The last three popes have all made...
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