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When Korea threw off Japanese rule in 1945, it was as much a victory for the church as for the nation.

Paul Irwin had hired a Web consultant with porn ties.

Why should we care if colleges cancel foreign-language programs?

Head of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability was on the job just over two years.

The project leader of a magazine-format Bible hopes images will provoke people to read Scripture.

Another Christian group responds to last fall’s Muslim letter advocating for peace.

Iraqi church leader killed by kidnappers.

Joel Edwards was the first black general director of the U.K.’s evangelical umbrella organization.

Is shared monotheism the best starting place for Muslim-Christian dialogue?

Is a split voting bloc worth courting at all?

Surprise victor across the South tells supporters he'll be in the White House next year.

Oral Roberts University receives checks for $62 million

What should happen to ESPN's Dana Jacobson?

Today’s caucus results matter very little—or make all the difference in the world—depending on who you ask.

Bomb blast takes the life of Pakistan's former prime minister and at least a dozen others

It’s time for Christian leaders to tackle the issue.

Churches and Christian groups continue to assist with relief efforts.

Northern Baptist's new strategy: to reach more students with less.

Evangelicals don't lack for convictions, just wisdom.