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How Christian outreach has come to look like the YMCA, call center ministries, and the “Christward” movement model.

Why B.R. Ambedkar, a Dalit himself, ultimately embraced Buddhism as the faith best for him and his community.

Thousands of majority believers lost homes and churches in India's worst ethnic conflict this year. Yet they feel "overlooked and despised" by both sides.

The bombing is the first major attack on the community of 56,000 since its beginnings in the country in 1905.

Facing fresh attacks from Hindu nationalists, Wesleyans recall the history of God’s faithfulness in a Gujarat village.

Believers weigh what the latest postcolonial name change discussion would mean for religious freedom and pluralism in the Hindu-majority nation.

The former like the young billionaire’s conservative politics. The latter worry about his connections to radical Hinduism.

Benny Prasad was once a sickly, depressed teenager. How the Indian artist has since used travel, music, and hot beverages to share the gospel.

For nearly two decades, mob violence has driven believers from their communities and upended their sense of security.

A new government in Karnataka has pledged millions of dollars for religious minorities and to repeal a controversial anti-conversion law.

Other believers warn that’s the wrong response to Hindu nationalism.

Surveying the spectrum of Christian views on the traditionally Hindu practice, from wellness to spiritual caution.

Many from India’s tribal Kuki community have fled their homes. Amid ongoing violence, returning isn’t an option.

A new documentary follows the lives of 10 of the men responsible for horrific attacks on the Kandhamal church.

While ethnic tensions have festered for decades, leaders in Manipur say religious extremism is fueling the extreme aggression.

Inside the ongoing struggle of Kathmandu Valley evangelicals to secure a cemetery and avoid cremation.

How a social reformer, a lawyer, a doctor, and a peacemaker changed the subcontinent.

Leaders demand the government crack down on violence against the church: “We are not asking for anything out of the ordinary.”

For most, daughters are “expenditures”; sons are “investments.” Leaders from across the country weigh in.