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Oklahoma Supreme Court rules against convert tortured in Syria after Tulsa church publicized his conversion online.

Scores of Protestants expelled near North Korean border as tensions rise over THAAD missile defense system.

‘Frustrated’ CEO explains how shutdown of 589 centers serving 145,000 children will affect staff, sponsors, and churches.

President pardons Petr Jasek, but local ministry partners remain in prison.

More than 3,000 employees in 36 states will be laid off in the liquidation of one of the world’s largest Christian retailers.

Divergent verdicts on two of Lahore's biggest religious riots undercuts optimism for new law.

Trustee scuffle over ‘unholy alliance’ leads IMB to leave ERLC’s side on religious freedom fights.

Once intended for C. S. Lewis College, former property of D. L. Moody will now host evangelist’s museum and Catholic school.

Pro-life and pro-choice advocates agree on data, disagree on causes.

After 32 cases, lawmakers review Yarovaya restrictions on religion. Top courts could follow.

About 145,000 children have already lost its assistance with food, education, and health care.

Israel and Afghanistan favor the same verse. So do Italy and Saudi Arabia.

Burundi surgeon wins $500,000 prize for service in 2016’s hungriest country.

Attendees at 50,000-strong conference commit to financially support 7,000 children in developing world.

As ISIS flees, some of the first frontline Christians already know how to follow Jesus in a war zone.

Christian charity's largest country, India, no longer lets it transfer money. And now it's run out.

Three seminary leaders explain how believers balanced justice vs. grace.

It won't. And that's (mostly) a good thing.

Why CCCU schools are split on claiming one of their legal rights.