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?

How faith guided the former secretary of state's life from the segregated South to dictating the nation's foreign policy.

Activist's release signals optimism as election spurs fear.

Christians should make the moral case for sustaining aid programs.

How the Christian faith will be a subversive—and liberating—influence in the Middle East.

Roma Revival: Missionary efforts continue to succeed.

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

U.S. immigration officials hamper Christian gatherings.

Christian activist imprisoned by North Korea speaks out as Jimmy Carter brings home friend Aijalon Gomes.

New religious freedom rhetoric within the Obama administration draws concern.

Unrest in southern Kyrgyzstan undercuts hopes for evangelism boom under new government.

The killing of activists on a ship to Gaza reignites debate over support for Israel and its policies.

Activists discuss the best ways to achieve peace and freedom, including a radical call to deport all Muslims.

Push for Iran sanctions concerns missiologists.

Groups fear impact of Obama administration's PEPFAR stance.

Official says first priority should be placing Haitian children with Haitian families.

What's the biggest change needed in how charities and federal agencies deliver aid to developing nations?