How the anti-human-trafficking advocate learned to break rules so she could break chains.

With relaxed travel rules, Cuban leaders wonder whether Americans will dampen their churches’ zeal.

The church has the chance to learn from our immigrant neighbors.

Celebrating the gifts Christian women bring to the table.

Catholics may be fast converting to Protestantism, but beliefs and maturity vary.

The international difference a local congregation can make.

New Pew research identifies who evangelizes most and who believes the prosperity gospel, among many other topics.

'Francis effect' may yet materialize. But for now, Catholics have hit record low across 19 nations and territories.

Hispanics are not only spicing up U.S. culture, they are fueling the greatest growth in the North American church.

The 20 different Latin American nationalities represented in el Norte have significant differences in food, slang, values, and immigration history.

First Latin American pope offers opportunity to 'rethink differences' and 'join hands in mission.'

Bergoglio expected to focus on poverty and set a friendlier tone in Protestant-Catholic relations.

An interview with international evangelist (and native Argentine) on his friend, Jorge Bergoglio.

Evangelical leaders capitalize on post-election interest in U.S. Latinos.

How Phoenix Christians are helping illegal immigrants as they wait for the economy—and the law—to change.

Churches retool Hispanic outreach after recession impact.

Spanish-speaking ministry models are designed to preserve the preferences of the foreign born.

Christian discussion about topics like Rick Perry's tuition stance must include both compassion and justice.

Churches in states with tighter laws on immigration may see unintended consequences.