American officials and supporters say Andrew Brunson has been “unjustly imprisoned” under false charges.

Society’s moral resolve hinges on the interdependence of the sick and the well.

Fired Rex Tillerson was still shuffling strategy. Now experts are looking to Mike Pompeo to set the tone.

Most think persecution is severe, but only half are very concerned or strongly support asylum or financial aid.

“Conservatives love my family-first message, but you have to pay for that message,” says researcher.

Canadian couple celebrate religious freedom victory: “We knew … God would take care of us.”

Samira Page sees the church mobilizing to serve Dallas’s influx of new neighbors.

Following Rachael Denhollander’s Sovereign Grace claims, the former SGM president once again says he wants to avoid distracting from the biennial conference.

The pope remains popular, but hasn’t inspired people to join his church—or even roused Catholics to go to Mass more often.

Women dismissed as “prostitutes” and “adulteresses” were often models of righteousness and faith.

Why pro-family immigration policy is God-honoring and good for the country.

(UPDATED) The evangelist planned his own ceremony. Experts analyze the music he chose.

Born-again believers have kept the faith over four decades, while most religious switching has been between mainline Protestants and the “nones.”

(UPDATED) A first-hand report from the evangelist’s “last crusade,” which he planned years before his death last week at 99.

On World Wildlife Day, conservationists reflect on biblical ways of dealing with eco-anxiety.

What The Lord of the Rings can teach Christian leaders in higher education (and elsewhere).

Survey finds sharing the gospel with God’s “chosen people” is less tied to the end times.

A biblical role model prompted Larissa Boyce to stand against her abuser. Her church supports her story.

Leader of Christian-Jewish reconciliation ministry explains the standoff.