News&Reporting

Interview with Lausanne-affiliated expert discusses who is in the church, the propriety of proselytism, and the example given by Billy Graham in Russia and Romania.

Sick, hungry, and weary, Palestinian Christians are urged by IDF to leave the northern strip, while outside advocates debate a West Bank escape. Temporary cease-fire offers window of opportunity to decide.

A Christian college terminated John G. Stackhouse after an independent report alleged a pattern of inappropriate remarks to students. The professor challenges the findings.

In the commercial capital of Malawi, Pentecostal pastors and churches face fines or removal for making a joyful noise.

Harrowing journey with children and grandparents reunites family with husband, as Palestinian Christians sheltering at Orthodox and Catholic churches grow increasingly desperate.

Gutted by Gaza, Holy Land Christians exchange holiday cheer for a hallowed Christmas Eve in solidarity with suffering neighbors.

Archaeologists are using over a million amateur finds to study pilgrimage sites, the Black Death, and the Protestant Reformation.

Though Trump remains the frontrunner, poll-watchers say the South Carolina Methodist is having her moment.

The former COGIC leader and Oral Roberts mentee said he wore his “heretic” label “like a badge.”

Wheaton professor Karen Jobes becomes president a decade after a study found “hostile and unwelcoming” atmosphere.