Former Anglican archbishop Peter Hollingworth denies that he failed to offer support to victim's family.

Former Anglican priest in New South Wales sentenced to 11 years in prison.

One year after Bush outlined his plan to let religious social-service groups compete for government funds, little has actually made it through Congress.

Diverse working group's recommendations represent the minimum, not the maximum, that is politically possible.

Political intimidation has mounted in the run-up to the March presidential election

New legislation limits church projects, gives government jurisdiction over opening places of worship.

Two sisters are suing Watchtower Bible and Tract Society over policy to keep suspicions of sexual crime within the church

The annual December dilemma finds public institutions striving to be sensitive to all faiths

The island nation reels from an ethnic conflict which has claimed more than 64,000 lives since 1983.

Some would like to forget that Christmas—and religion in general—has political significance.

The President, facing a grief-stricken nation under attack, finds his voice and his mission

Sudan Peace Act may be a casualty of the war on terrorism.

Justices have agreed to determine constitutionality of Ohio program

Family, churches press for release of American missionaries in Kabul

Embattled ministry appeals judicial ruling

Religious leaders complain that the settlement proposal was made without their input.

Ethnic tensions and frequent violence threaten stabilization in the country.

Sometimes setting aside human rights is the way to ensure their ultimate victory.

Stringent legislation is aimed at cutting off terrorist funding, but could hurt non-government organizations.