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Hospital stay is famed evangelist's third since last May.

Voters overwhelmingly approve prayer amendment that critics argue is unnecessary.

Continued surge in sectarian violence has local governments debating how to stop it.

Longtime head of the SBC's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission will retire in October 2013.

University's inquiry into "scientific misconduct" prompted by blogger's complaint.

Michael Emerson, Christian Smith, and others defend sociologist accused of being "anti-gay," breathtakingly sloppy," and getting "everything wrong."

Former Campus Crusade for Christ leader led thousands into the Antiochian Orthodox Church in the 1980s.

Huston was an early proponent of online evangelism.

South Carolina's "released time" program accommodates religion without endorsing it, say Fourth Circuit judges.

Sunday morning attack is suspected retribution for Kenyan military activity in neighboring Somalia.

UNESCO grants endangered status to Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity.

Court says its decision doesn't impair religious freedom because sons can later choose to be circumcised themselves.

(UPDATED) City Harvest Church says it is "saddened" by the resignation of Chew Eng Han, a co-defendant in the church's embezzlement suit.

Mohamed Morsi also plans to select female vice president in attempt to assuage fears of Muslim Brotherhood rule.

Cereal company owned by denomination trademarked the word in 1921; federal judge says it's too commonplace now.

Presbyterian Church in America takes firmer stand on debate over translating "Son of God" for Muslims.

Southern Baptists officially recognize that many believe freed slave George Liele's departure to Jamaica beats Adoniram and Ann Judson's dispatch to Burma.

Atheist prime minister has defended program for years; top court says it violates not religious freedom, but spending authority.

Study finds that Americans donated 1.9% of disposable income in 2011 -- almost equal to what Christians tithe today.