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Trip with eight governors is first-ever Holy Land trip by a sitting president of Africa's most divided Christian-Muslim nation.

Author explains how and why she channels Jesus in his own voice.

Rounding up how efforts to free American pastor from Iranian prison are getting more numerous—and more interesting.

(UPDATED) CCCU once wooed Edward Blews with 'voice of God' phone call. Today it fired him 10 months into the job.

Survey studies how young churchgoers are using technology.

(UPDATED) Why Suzan Johnson Cook stepped down, and why it produces 'sense of hope' among advocates at a second chance.

After Rick Warren and Exponential jokes go awry, more than 80 leaders explain why they are 'weary, hurt, and disillusioned.'

Facebook's classmate research puts the 'soul' in 'soulmates.'

Bestselling author tells RNS how writing new book brought him 'back into the fold.'

(UPDATED) Weeks before official inauguration, Birdsall and ABS cite 'significant differences' over how to get more people reading the Bible.

Questions on Jesus and Jewish affinity produce surprising results, Pew Research finds.

Hispanic Values Survey adds new wrinkle to research on Latino religious life in America.

Green Collection reveals first of four big discoveries.

(UPDATED) Gunmen release non-Muslim hostages, but still holed up in Kenya's capital.

(UPDATED) Taliban claims attack on Sunday worshipers was retaliation for U.S. drone strikes.

(UPDATED) What research suggests about Sunday's massive outreach effort by 21,200 churches.

How LifeWay's unexpected findings compare to other assessments of Armageddon.

(UPDATED) Decision by first Latino president of regionally accredited Christian university comes three weeks after school started.

National Association of Evangelicals finds out where its members stand.