These books can help Christians gain a better understanding of Confucianism and do better in our evangelism.

As foreign doctors left, funding dropped, and local healthcare improved, Bethesda weighs its future.

Sick, hungry, and weary, Palestinian Christians are urged by IDF to leave the northern strip, while outside advocates debate a West Bank escape. Temporary cease-fire offers window of opportunity to decide.

A Christian college terminated John G. Stackhouse after an independent report alleged a pattern of inappropriate remarks to students. The professor challenges the findings.

In the commercial capital of Malawi, Pentecostal pastors and churches face fines or removal for making a joyful noise.

Its main rivals seek truth without transcendence, or justice without redemption. And both flatten the meaning of human existence.

Harrowing journey with children and grandparents reunites family with husband, as Palestinian Christians sheltering at Orthodox and Catholic churches grow increasingly desperate.

Gutted by Gaza, Holy Land Christians exchange holiday cheer for a hallowed Christmas Eve in solidarity with suffering neighbors.

Though Trump remains the frontrunner, poll-watchers say the South Carolina Methodist is having her moment.

A tea date with a Middle Eastern stranger led to friendship with women from nearly 20 countries—and changed my perspective on the world.

Christians have every reason to reduce light pollution.

More than a million unused IVF embryos are in cryostorage. Are they the next pro-life frontier?

Treating her as a static figure obscures a lifetime of gospel witness.

And other brief news stories from Christians around the world.

Christians can love America—with all of its flaws and failures—precisely because we don’t expect it to be the kingdom of God.

As limited clashes with Hezbollah threaten to expand Israel’s war against Hamas, local Presbyterians and Baptists suffer a battle not of their making.

But on Christian campuses, first-time voters are still trying to find their own ways to engage the issues.

Jesus could end this crisis. His followers almost certainly can’t.

As China deals with economic woes, religious restrictions, and mass exodus, ministries see an opportunity.