Asylum seekers and immigrants are big part of the Reformation’s 500th anniversary in Germany.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our September issue).

Supreme Court decision could change playing field for school choice movement.

How a memorial could help lead America—and Christians—to repentance from a dark history.

Why redemption is sweeter without selective memory.

Months late, new Secretary of State highlights ongoing genocide in Middle East.

The protesters came with torches. We sang, “This Little Light of Mine.”

No earthly leader gets the ‘authority to do whatever.’

The Presbyterian minister was arrested on a humanitarian mission in 2015. He returns home due to health concerns.

Survey finds 1 in 2 only has enough cash for four months of services.

A Christian movement characterized by multi-level marketing, Pentecostal signs and wonders, and post-millennial optimism.

(UPDATED) Obama’s spiritual adviser explains why his gifts are at 'their highest potential' but his call to local churches like Northland is ‘fulfilled.’

Split ruling by state supreme court favors Episcopal Church’s physical but not intellectual property claims.

Question is how many single-issue voters are really up for grabs.

President makes his nomination much faster than President Obama.

Pew updates its comprehensive survey of what US Muslims believe and do, and how their neighbors feel about them.

How white evangelical millennials are defying political predictions.

How five religious groups rank seven bad scenarios.

Church leaders believe Hindu nationalism will outweigh the Dalit leader’s lower-caste loyalties.