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(UPDATED) Christian college towns do well, as Barna and American Bible Society identify 'Bible-minded' cities for second time.

National Jurist offers new ranking on behalf of Protestant and Catholic students, as well as Mormons, Jews, and Muslims.

Kirsten Powers's conversion, Andy Stanley on President Obama, child sponsorships, the war over Christian beards, and more.

Plus, Obama's church attendance and Bethlehem's biggest miracle.

(UPDATED) Out of 11 famous men, evangelist ties Bill Clinton in 2013.

Leading Bible app analyzes how its millions of users used the Bible this year.

Peter Akinola, retired archbishop of the world's largest Anglican province who helped American conservatives break away, explains his rescue.

(UPDATED) Major provider of church health benefits takes on government for the first time—and wins the first round.

After one of 1,300 local chapters approves Planned Parenthood affiliate, Christian financial services organization rethinks letting members direct donations.

(UPDATED) Publisher: 'After taking the necessary and important time needed to investigate all aspects of this issue, [we've] concluded the following...'

Virginia Rep. Frank Wolf announces he will not run for re-election in 2014.

Article alleged that televangelist 'raised millions on the back of a non-existent aid project' in the Congo.

(UPDATED) Do for-profit corporations have religious rights? Justices will consider cases of Hobby Lobby (which won) and Conestoga Wood Specialties (which lost).

Religious right to a clean conscience outweighs government's desire to increase access to contraceptives, says Penn. ruling.

(UPDATED) School president and search warrant reveal more details on hammer attack at America's largest evangelical school.

Religious freedom advocates applaud State Department's new status for Nigeria's Boko Haram.

But former president's Jewish advisor sees 'bigger problems' than today's fundraiser.

Twitter question raised by Rachel Held Evans seizes the spotlight.

(UPDATED) American Bible Society tells Keller, Leighton Ford, Skip Ryan and others not to disrespect either side.