Date: December 13, 2013

PBS to Replay Documentary Telling the Story of Jesus, First Christians

Those eager to learn more about the implications of the first Christmas can catch PBS’ replay of a two-part Frontline

In November, the U.S. Senate passed a version of the “Employment Non-Discrimination Act” (ENDA), a bill that creates a special

The lament that human rights was not on the agenda when the United States and Iran recently met in Geneva

Now that the U.S. and other P5+1 powers made an interim nuclear deal with Iran without Israel’s involvement, the Jewish

During a Mass with Egypt’s Catholic leader, Pope Francis prayed for the safety and religious liberty of Middle East Christians.

I was shocked when I read that Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would not be attending the funeral of Nelson

Sometimes teenagers decide on a course of action first and ask for input later. And then, if the response is

Egypt’s new draft constitution, to be voted on in a national referendum in January, is being hailed for its improvements

A new show, “King David,” is currently being developed as a one-hour series drama that will showcase the biblical figure

The stage for the first Christmas was set by a politician—Caesar Augustus. The backdrop was a political policy: a census