Ministry still plans to tap its 3 million donors for a new plane.

Update: Wheaton drops Denny Hastert's name from public policy center.

Evangelical, Catholic, mainline leaders openly endorse measure.

It’s time for ’19 Kids and Counting’ to come to an end.

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

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

Government removes crosses from ‘China’s Jerusalem.’

How to see and serve veterans this summer.

Unusual faith coalition calls on Congress to limit payday loans.

A look at how evangelicals fared in the General Social Survey.

Police investigated sexual assaults in 2006, but no charges were brought against Duggar. TLC pulls program from its lineup.

It's not knowledge or work ethic, it turns out.

Attorney Jeanne Bishop has helped thousands of clients make amends for their crimes. Now she’s helping the man who killed her sister make amends for his.

How the murder of her sister spurred Jeanne Bishop to grapple not only with Christian forgiveness but also with her vocation.

The oldest way to spread a religion is not to evangelize people; it’s to create new ones.

Leader died two days before $1.7 million Templeton Prize was awarded to Jean Vanier, founder of L’Arche communities.

Defending the $70,000 minimum wage.

(UPDATED) After State Department approves visit, nun tells US congressmen that Iraqi Christians wish to return home.

Major campus ministry 'enters leadership transition.'