This election, many of evangelicals’ GOP allies across the Tiber are leaving for Clinton.

(UPDATE) Hatmaker says she doesn't need to defend her decision.

Why Bruce Ashford insists that God's people belong in the public square.

Two studies examine the intersection of the Bible and body shaming.

Pew examines which parents successfully pass their religion to their kids—and whether mom or dad mattered most.

While reporting in sub-Saharan Africa, I discovered the 'period problem' and why solutions are tough to come by.

How the New Testament offers a better, higher calling than the Declaration of Independence.

Why it’s the best and worst of times for India’s burgeoning churches.

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

After 160 years of suppression, Egypt makes room for new churches.

Highest total since 1999 comes as federal judges rule against state attempts to ban Syrian refugees.

Measuring Americans by beliefs, not self-identity, makes a big difference in 2016 election polls.

Things we’re reading and discussing this week.

Christian mother of five is the first woman sentenced to death for blasphemy in Pakistan.

What God taught this second-generation, child of immigrants about the nuance of status.

Throughout US history, the church has had a complicated relationship with the "homeless, tempest-tost" looking for a better life.

We can’t excuse inconsistent principles in our politicians or in each other.

(UPDATED) James MacDonald denounces Trump’s ‘misogynistic trash.’

Evangelicals, of all people, should not be silent about Donald Trump's blatant immorality.