Even with the recent release of imprisoned priests, Ortega’s regime continues to target Christian organizations with an “absolute intolerance for dissent.”

The fifth annual index by a leading law firm finds that friendship is key to maintaining gains amid polarization and the shifting emphasis of Gen Z.

As a once-beloved president ends his term in controversy, church leaders don't see a clear front-runner in February's elections.

Rules and moral codes won’t save us in an era of judgment, hate, and superego. What will save us is mercy.

He’s an East African researcher for Open Doors. The work has counterintuitively affected his faith.

Even after the reversal of Roe v. Wade, evangelical activists see a bigger fight to change Americans’ minds on abortion.

The Atlantic journalist’s portrait of a fractured movement chooses lament over axe-grinding.

As young people become more accepting of abortion, pro-life ministries encourage pastors to talk about sex and unplanned pregnancies.

Officially, the country protects religious liberties better than most in the region. On the ground, it's more complicated.

Latest report on Christian persecution chronicles the rising danger of Islamic militants and autocratic regimes, from Nigeria to Nicaragua.

The primary goal of Zhongguo hua is not cultural assimilation but political domestication. Yet I’m more confident than ever that house churches will survive.

On the heels of a disappointing showing in Iowa, Trump’s rivals are in the make-or-break weeks of their campaigns.

Leaders reflect on what YouVersion’s list of the most-shared Scriptures in their nation includes—and misses.

Throughout political turmoil, Soong Mei-ling remained steadfast in her Christian nationalist beliefs and supported spreading the gospel in China and Taiwan.

In the GOP’s first primary race, evangelicals didn’t take much convincing to stay in his fold.

In the ’60s, white evangelicals condemned Martin Luther King Jr. In the ’80s, we lauded a convenient, hagiographic version of his life. How should we remember him now?

Evangelical elites of all political stripes still dispute Trump, but the question is largely settled at the grassroots.

Traditional melody suggests it is only when Christians realize the holiday comes with “hard realities” that the spirit of Nativity dwells in their hearts.

Evangelicalism’s historical emphases on personal renewal and church revival shine precisely in dark days like these.