Experts project fraud will cost Christian ministries $170 billion in 2050.

Ministry efforts aim to induce change and offer care for the growing number of new moms separated from their babies due to incarceration.

Was Geoffrey Rallings murdered?

Authorities have allowed the creation of prison units effectively run by evangelical inmates.

“I will sing unto the Lord, for he hath triumphed gloriously,” states Christian Aid Ministries after release of American and Canadian hostages held by Haitian gang for months.

A belief that people can change bolsters their movement.

Video calls can supplement but should never supplant visits with incarcerated people.

Embezzlement, drug use, and other crimes go up when church attendance goes down.

How Christians can respond to their own dread about the last years’ uptick in violence and property damage.

The case, involving a Christian convert and his Southern Baptist minister, is the latest in ongoing First Amendment disputes over the role of clergy in the death chamber.

Update: Judge rules epic of Gilgamesh fragment belongs in Iraq.

A South Georgia prosecutor is considering whether two Baptists were killed because they were Black.

After recognizing that sin and evil aren’t outside threats, families are doing more to promote abuse awareness.

Ancient papyri with gospel texts were allegedly stolen.

Prison Fellowship’s “Second Chance Month” corresponds with easing of pandemic restrictions at many facilities.

Eleven years later, an investigation by David and Nancy French plus a site for victims try to grasp the extent of predatory behavior by a longtime camp director.

New study examines how your race and view of Scripture shape your answer.

Church leaders believe entrepreneurial pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell already accounted for the wrong by apologizing and repaying investors.

He was also ordered to pay $2.6 million to the three black churches he destroyed in 2019.