Evangelicals in favor of traditional marriage debate the place of LGBT identity in the church.

How experts and pro-life advocates think the new policy will impact the future of medical study.

Despite the recent controversy over inviting the VP to commencement, his departure is “not related,” according to the board.

A new State Department report notes some “good news,” like improving conditions in Uzbekistan, though the list of worst religious persecutors remains largely unchanged.

HarperCollins, Tyndale, and others warn Trump administration that 25-percent tariff hike will make God’s Word harder to get—and could cause some translations to be discontinued.

Officials say undergrad enrollment in the program is dropping as students take a more holistic approach to ministry.

America is on track to admit 82 percent fewer religious minorities from the countries where they face the most danger.

After a polarizing presidential election in 2016, evangelicals rethink their discourse and engagement.

Most healthcare workers want to offer spiritual care if the sick are open to it—but doing so cost a Pentecostal nurse in the UK her job.

The lifelong leader and teacher encouraged pastors and politicians alike to “Let God Love” them.