Two conductors, two Durban orchestras, and both coming out of the same Cape Town church recorder group. For both their first ...

The Justice Department accused a small city in northern Idaho of religious discrimination after it denied a zoning permit to a local evangelical church seeking to hold worship services. The DOJ ...

In Durban there have been a surprising number of churches which have been demolished, too many to include in a single article. The reason behind their demolition vary. Churches are built within ...

while at least 16 were injured during the accident that happened late on Thursday when a brick wall under a makeshift roof collapsed during a service at a Pentecostal church, a converted hangar, in ...

The conservative, evangelical church faced opposition from some in the Moscow community over the years because of its beliefs and influence in the liberal college town, with some residents ...

Today, it has more than 100. Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Town and Country welcomed 18 new members so far this year, up from just two last year. St. Nicholas, near Forest Park, has seen ...

Rev. Hoffman said a member of the community notified church leaders about the measure; no one from town hall had reached out to the church. Still, about 150 parishioners, church leaders and ...

The party says comparing Mduduzi Shembe to fugitive pastor Shepherd Bushiri is wrong because Shembe has not broken any laws. MKP says Bushiri fled from justice while Shembe remains in the country and ...

In the Point Road area, one of the first churches to be erected was the old Christ’s Church in Bell Street in 1860 which had an unusual iron wall cladding and cost £400 to build. It was demolished in ...

South Africa's police minister says the death toll in floods in the Eastern Cape province now stands at 86. Rescuers ...

"We have no complaints about Christ Church being in town. We have concerns about overwhelming that zone," he said. Matt Meyer, the elder at Christ Church who filed a complaint with the DOJ over ...

The New York Times reports that the town of Toms River, New Jersey is planning to use eminent domain to condemn a church, raze it, and build a park and pickleball courts on the spot. The planned ...