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As Christian parents, our children must know we will keep them safe. But that does not mean keeping them comfortable.

(UPDATED) Evangelical leaders describe the damage, how Christians are helping, and the need for a hope beyond politics.

An evangelical Christian leader’s grief over a divided—and now devastated—country.

Survey of a thousand local believers finds majority desire a one-state solution, while few complain about religious freedom.

As Turkish president Erdoğan joins hundreds in celebration, Christians in the diaspora mourn their lost homeland and cultural heritage.

Amendments offer good news for Christian minority, but also concern that reforms may be too fast for Muslim society.

(UPDATED) Orthodox leaders and UNESCO object to famous former church no longer being a museum.

GOD TV argues application for new Shelanu channel in Hebrew was forthright, decries decision as political.

The president’s executive order elevates its priority in US foreign policy. Nine experts assess the strategy’s longevity.

Armenian patriarch surprisingly backs President Erdoğan’s position, asking also for Christian prayer at famous former church.

As American bishops dedicate this week to religious freedom, including for Muslims in China, polls suggest a cresting of support for the church in need.

Three evangelicals wrestle with faithful witness in conversations with Muslims.

COVID-19 offers eschatology experts opportunity to refine public understanding of what Revelation teaches.

For international students, COVID-19 has created an educated, isolated, displaced community.

In prayer, aid, and employment, Christian ministries struggle to adapt to the new coronavirus norms.

Christian broadcaster's expansion into Hebrew cable channel may be short-lived, but raises profile of followers of Yeshua.

Australian banker turned South Africa missionary explains what making the international news and Trevor Noah means for ministry.

CT interviews Stephen Rasche on Erbil’s Catholic presence, the need for Christian unity, and why Christians will “no longer be shy” with the gospel.

USCIRF chair Tony Perkins gives CT a behind-the-scenes look at today’s annual report on “systematic, ongoing, and egregious” violations.