Some see the holiday as the perfect time for outreach to North Korean defectors. Others aren’t so sure.

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

Can it speak to evangelicals outside high-status professions?

And other brief news stories from Christians around the world.

From a dump in Egypt to a criminal case in Oxford to a seminary in Texas, this fragmentary record of faith traveled a strange path.

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.

Psychotropic drugs are often marketed as a gateway to spiritual encounters. But what are the risks to believers?

Appeals court unanimously affirms that the traditional interpretation of the Bible is not criminal hate speech.

An American Christian’s view of US-Taiwan-China relations and what to do in the event of war.

Amid centenary of the secular republic, Erdoğan inaugurates a significant new church as local believers navigate Muslim society’s stance on Palestine.

Amid chaos in Israel, I will trust in the Lord.

More than 300 Christian families have been affected, says a local pastor.

Philosopher John Gray predicts we’re headed for an age of all-consuming moral warfare.

Pugilists can only succeed where there are willing customers. All of us can resolve to invest elsewhere.

Commander of first lunar flight was moved by the sight of “the good earth.”