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Christian Solidarity Worldwide claims victory after long human rights campaign.

Fifth Circuit strikes down 'irrational' Louisiana sales ban.

Massive floods mean backlog from 2012 will go instead.

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

(Updated) Bergoglio, elected on fifth ballot, has chosen the name Pope Francis.

Magazine finds examples. And at least one Reformed publisher is responding.

(UPDATED) Former SGM president steps down from Together for the Gospel conference he co-founded.

(UPDATED) The Supreme Court may have strengthened the rights of Christian employers, but Cincinnati jury sides with lesbian teacher fired after becoming pregnant via artificial insemination.

(Updated) Egyptian traders arrested for illegal immigration but accused of proselytism.

New Gallup survey finds significant differences in religiosity among U.S. Latinos.

(UPDATED) After completing school's largest capital campaign, Williford will take sabbatical before leaving in June 2014.

(UPDATED) New research says both churchgoers and the unchurched agree decision is a 'two-edged sword.'

(Updated) After an affair cost him his office and marriage, the evangelical former governor of South Carolina won back his House of Representatives seat last night.

Ethiopian Lutherans end 50 years with ELCA (and 150 years with Church of Sweden) over homosexuality.

(UPDATED) Police arrest Christians from Egypt, South Africa, South Korea, and Sweden for distributing evangelism materials.

Ed Stetzer lends his 'facts are our friends' perspective to the Applebee's pastor tip debate.

(UPDATED) Becomes first pope in almost 600 years to voluntarily step down.

Twiss suffered a heart attack at the National Prayer Breakfast.

(Updated) Choice of younger Asian leader 'embodies the way the global church has changed since Lausanne I.'