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Bishop says 'local' diplomacy to avoid sectarian divides marks turning point.

Court ruling may expand rights for conscientious objectors at British hospitals.

(UPDATED) Pennsylvania judge refuses to let murder charges slide for Pennsylvania parents who allowed 8-month-old to die.

Graduates of Protestant high schools, apparently.

Douglas Wilson defends Black and Tan to Gospel Coalition's Thabiti Anyabwile.

Christian charity pledges $500 million to offset government cuts to foreign aid.

(UPDATED) Alternatives to adoption can help combat cultural and communication differences, disputing claims in Kathryn Joyce's high-profile critique.

Evangelical churches not recognized by government could be deemed cults.

(UPDATED) First-ever Sunday election causes 'moral and spiritual dilemma' for Christians; meanwhile, ruling party tries to resurrect debate over Christian use of 'Allah.'

New info on Boy Scouts, U.S. Marine turned "Jewish terrorist," conversion therapy, sad Adventist anniversary, Nigerian jets for Jesus, and more.

(UPDATED) A year on, government reaffirms ban on new churches.

(UPDATED) Court vetoed previous state measure because of reference to Shari'ah law.

Survey offers insight into how gospel operates in Muslim contexts.

Meanwhile, bishop denounces lax response to lottery scam targeting elderly Americans.

(UPDATED) Arizona follows in footsteps of Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Missouri.

Bill Hybels, Richard Land among church leaders participating in today's day of prayer and lobbying in Washington.

LifeWay: Younger pastors most likely to doubt man-made global climate change.

School wants an 'inherently more stable' and 'potentially less ambiguous' identity.

Sixth Circuit: 'Reasonable fear' that 'free exercise of religion ... will be chilled.'