Once threatened by gangs, the Central American minister is safe for now, but he says his heart is still with those who are not.

The annual See You at the Pole event has incorporated mobile tools to draw more participants and schedule more gatherings.

During Israel trips, many Christian pilgrims repeat the rite.

Cheering US faith principles, the president pledges new funds and business support to curb persecution.

In the ministry’s first major innovation in seven decades, the children now do the choosing.

A new religious liberty law in Texas bars the government from penalizing over charitable donations.

Today’s most-sung worship anthems come from relatively few songwriters—half are by top hitmakers Tomlin, Hillsong, Bethel Music, and Matt Redman.

Experts respond.

Digital giving is boosting the church’s bottom line—as well as companies like Pushpay and Tithe.ly, who process the donations.

Congregations adjust to shifting gun policies and the threat of active shooters.

A 2019 survey shows how relationships curb Islamophobia and improve understanding between the two faiths.

Observers take wait-and-see approach to televangelist “correcting” his prosperity gospel theology.

Campus policies at schools like Louisiana College stir debate over whether regulating personal posts protects students or silences criticism.

Instagram posts spur backlash and lose her spot at an Answers in Genesis event.

Christian relief workers wait for floods to recede before they can make it to the hardest-hit places like Man-O-War Cay.

Independent retailers are signing up to be authorized dealers for the chain’s bestsellers from Beth Moore, David Platt, Priscilla Shirer, and more.

The Texas Republican believes addressing the root causes of violence—like a disregard for life—will do more than gun control.

Research shows that students at CCCU schools are more likely to face a religious crisis than their secular counterparts.