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The American Solidarity Party is a small but growing alternative to the Trump-Biden race.

“We’re not being political. We’re just trying to get you what you need.”

Four issues on evangelicals’ minds as the Republican presidential race moves forward.

Prayed-for midterm “red wave” fails to materialize.

Political tensions in the pews have calmed, and another survey shows leaders’ Trump support yielded more positives than negatives for evangelicals.

World Relief joins five fellow refugee resettlement groups in lamenting the “devastating” impact of problems with the State Department’s Special Immigrant Visa process.

Myal Greene is optimistic about resuming robust refugee resettlement programs under the Biden administration.

With the end of Donald Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy, new needs challenge Christian ministries helping migrants.

As HHS challenges continue to play out in court, the Christian Medical and Dental Associations provides a more robust position statement on treating patients with gender dysphoria.

Tax records show gifts to three churches, two religious charities, a food bank, and more.

(UPDATED) Armenian evangelicals praise first US president to formally use word to describe 1915 massacre by Ottoman Turks.

Vanishing church in Nagorno-Karabakh highlights feared erasure of Christian heritage, but also countercharge of destructive occupation.

Immigrants on ICE’s list may see kinder treatment from President Biden, but change hasn’t happened yet.

The Christian calls for unity by President Biden and members of Congress continue at weekly bipartisan gatherings.

Advocates offer strategies to uphold the sanctity of the unborn even without the support of Congress and the White House.

Proposed legislation would give 11 million a path to citizenship and prioritize keeping families together.

Prayers, Bible verses, and reference to the ‘City of God’ set the stage for the inauguration of a Catholic president.

Experts say the second Catholic president is pointing to American tradition and deep personal roots.

Longstanding foreign policy tool impacts national economies. But evangelicals from US to Syria and Iran differ on who deserves blame.