The church has an opportunity to encourage human flourishing even more.

Where are the conservative Christians rallying for working moms?

Mark Sayers recommends readings that help the church look less like the surrounding culture.

A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our March issue).

Orthodox rabbis say Christianity is God’s will. Vatican says don’t formally evangelize Jews.

CT visited eight refugee camps to learn how Christians on the front lines would advise American churches to engage the refugee crisis.

We don’t have to speak out on every issue.

The Gambia’s president has declared it so. Not everyone is convinced.

(UPDATED) Two dozen Protestant families get utilities turned back on after two years of punishment.

A faithful man lives out his faith on the bench with restraint.

But did this particular Founding Father love God?

(UPDATED) Citing 'innocent until proven guilty,' GFA calls class-action suit a 'blessing' for chance to put allegations to rest.

Looking to the past provides direction for the current fight for justice.

(UPDATED) ISIS persecution of Christians prompts first meeting between Catholic and Orthodox primates since 1054.

(UPDATED) Ryken: We are 'trusting as a campus for God to restore what's been lost.' Hawkins: 'Embodied solidarity continues its journey.'

Religion gives candidates an advantage in advocating for all.

It’s easy to despair over candidates, but we have good reason to celebrate this time in our country’s life.

My struggle to understand the complicated relationship between trust, truth, and transparency.

Provost says he asked tenured professor for forgiveness, withdrew termination process.