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Christian aid organization says it is not and defends former director sentenced to prison in Israel.

Päivi Räsänen says quoting the Bible should not be a crime in a democracy.

“Unless Jesus returns we face a catastrophic future.”

Christians there struggle to maintain global connections amid international conflict.

A revised edition of Reformer’s translation ranked among 2022 bestsellers.

From curriculum to call lines, churches focus on safety and prevention.

The new representative starts each conversation with an unusual question.

Three generations after East Germany rejected Christianity, group of prayerful believers now see an opportunity.

Revision of John 3:16, John 1:14, Romans 1:1, and other texts prompt controversy in the largely secular Scandinavian country.

Study finds new immigrants in about half of hospitable congregations.

A new position at Holy Trinity Brompton reflects growing concern about climate change among some Christians.

Humanitarian organization calls verdict “unjust” as questions about lack of public evidence of terrorism persist.

What is the Christian position on radioactive accidents, technology, and replacing fossil fuels?

Q&A with World Evangelical Alliance head Thomas Schirrmacher on the problem of offensive public sculptures and how Christians came to embrace evil conspiracy theories about the Jews.

Marriage seminar set up a clash between religious teachings and gay rights, but “alienating” comments are not criminal, court rules.

Tourists and pilgrims flock to German village as 1,800 local actors prepare to take the stage after pandemic interruption.

The churches are willing. But the bureaucracy is weak.

Despite some misgivings, most supported him as a conservative Christian who would stand up for their values.

A politician who tweeted Romans 1:24–27 and a bishop who published a pamphlet win unanimous decision.