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Debate over how to best convey the Trinity continues.

Leaders seem to have little influence on voters. Church attendance might have much more.

Joint statement by believers in Israel and Palestine is a small but hopeful step toward peace.

Total is almost twice as high as International Mission Board had expected.

Good news comes near first anniversary of 21 Coptic martyrs beheaded on Libyan beach.

Orthodox rabbis say Christianity is God’s will. Vatican says don’t formally evangelize Jews.

This Sunday, more than 4,100 churches in 81 countries will sing new version of OMF hymn that first drew missionaries to China.

(UPDATED) Two dozen Protestant families get utilities turned back on after two years of punishment.

(UPDATED) Citing 'innocent until proven guilty,' GFA calls class-action suit a 'blessing' for chance to put allegations to rest.

(UPDATED) ISIS persecution of Christians prompts first meeting between Catholic and Orthodox primates since 1054.

Surveys suggest Christians believe much more prosperity gospel than Calvinism is at play.

(UPDATED) However, survey also finds Trump is one of few candidates who doesn't have to be religious to be deemed great.

(UPDATED) Yes, 'The Donald' draws five times more admiration than Billy Graham. But polls of religiosity and leaders tell a different tale.

Chattanooga reclaims crown, while five cities are less engaged with Scripture than Las Vegas.

Special journal looks at whether Muslims and Christians worship the same God, why it matters, and better questions to ask.

(UPDATED) US province demoted to ‘observer status' for three years. Conservatives still want more sanctions and repentance.

(UPDATED) Hermit Kingdom losing lead as modern persecution hits record high, according to 2016 World Watch List.

A global roundup of the politics of Christmas in 2015.

Amended lawsuit increases severity of allegations. IBLP welcomes the court process.