Churches continue to rally for orphan care while the State Department addresses global restrictions.

What missions-oriented evangelicals gain from seeing the richer side of a poorer country.

Experts assess how Trump tax plan to double the standard deduction would cost ministries bigly.

The president of World Vision shares what led him from the CEO's office to the front lines of humanitarian crisis.

Meet the nonprofit leaders featured in our special issue.

(UPDATED) GuideStar adopts and then drops Southern Poverty Law Center’s controversial designations.

Here's what an ECFA survey of 16,500 donors to 17 evangelical ministries learned about generosity.

Signing up for food stamps changed my view of poverty in America.

Christian charity's largest country, India, no longer lets it transfer money. And now it's run out.

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

New charity guidelines put ‘support expenses’ in a better light.

Study offers best estimate yet of the 'value of faith' in America: $1.2 trillion.

China's restrictions on foreign NGOs are the latest in a concerning trend.

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

For the Love, indeed.

How can we stay ‘sold out’ for our faith?

Robert Lupton shares strategies to lift people out of poverty for the long haul.

Why sustainable social enterprise has to be more than a pity-inducing sales pitch.

Legal experts Stephen Monsma and Stanley Carlson-Thies say religious and secular organizations should enjoy equal freedom to live out their convictions.