Our most cherished democratic values are grounded in Jesus' sovereign authority.

Church leaders say the embattled president should stay on.

Christian claims about the United States' origins need grounding in historical fact.

An upsurge of democracy should bring religious freedom to the Muslim world.

Why Egypt's Christians might actually be safer if the Muslim Brotherhood were a part of the ruling government.

Born and baptized in blood, the Church in Egypt is hardly a newcomer to hardship, notes Egypt's Anglican bishop.

The Obama administration must send a clear signal to Egypt and the Middle East that they must embrace religious freedom in full.

Protests enter second week as Mubarak resists ouster.

Buddhist nation will likely legalize Christianity.

Vote may lead to freedom from repressive government in Khartoum.

As Sudan prepares to vote on an independence referendum, one of the President's point men is also an evangelical.

If there were ever a time for intercession in international affairs, this is it.

Are peacemaking efforts in Sudan enough to prevent violence if the South votes for independence?

Activist's release signals optimism as election spurs fear.

The World Evangelical Alliance's Geoff Tunnicliffe talks about efforts to ensure a fair and peaceful election in Sudan and calls for a world day of prayer for the safety of believers there.

19th-century Protestants resisted Catholic immigration. Is today's opposition to Muslim immigration just following the same script?

Should the U.S. stay militarily involved in Afghanistan?

Christian coalition against document fragmented in the campaign's final days.

Accusations of foreign Christian meddling fly as a constitution vote looms.