A United States federal district court in Fayetteville, Arkansas, has ruled for a Seventh-day Adventist who sought accommodation for his Sabbath-keeping beliefs. The worker was awarded U.S. $311,166.75 in lost wages and punitive damages.
Dr. Heather Knight, currently the associate provost for faculty development, diversity and special programs at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California, will become Andrews University's provost in mid-August, Andrews president Neils-Erik Andr
The idea for London Live started with a few friends sitting at lunch. We spoke of the need for a community that is passionate, challenging to us as Christians and one that connects young London professionals in a post-modern society. The vision grew. God
It was supposed to take 26 hours. They had planned and prayed that everything would go right. After all, they closed down miles and miles of highway to make way for 1,400 trucks carrying enough cement to cover a football field five feet thick. They defied
Four million people die worldwide from smoking-related diseases each year--440,000 in the United States alone--according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
On a warm Saturday afternoon, 32,000 "Paulistanos," as residents of this 10.9 million population city are known, assembled for an important purpose: to learn about and promote religious freedom. Although the crowd was far greater than the Ibirapuera Gymna