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Meanwhile, US states split on disclosures by Christian pregnancy centers.

(UPDATED) These surveys suggest how—and why—evangelicals will split more than usual in 2016 election.

Pew examines which parents successfully pass their religion to their kids—and whether mom or dad mattered most.

Christian mother of five is the first woman sentenced to death for blasphemy in Pakistan.

A third of Compassion’s 270 child centers shut down in wake of Hurricane Matthew.

(UPDATED) James MacDonald denounces Trump’s ‘misogynistic trash.’

Both official and house churches now face bigger threat than cross removal campaign.

How both sides of the debates over same-sex marriage, transgender bathroom access, and employer-provided contraception feel about each other.

Study finds Christian women use social media differently than other women—and feel differently afterwards.

Four out of five listeners are tuning in for the same reason.

Church leaders disagreed on whether new regulations were problematic.

Study offers best estimate yet of the 'value of faith' in America: $1.2 trillion.

The 89-year-old businessman and champion of work as a holy calling passed away Sunday evening.

The new permanent ESV echoes the example of the KJV.

Pew examines church shopping among evangelicals (and other groups) in 2016.

(UPDATED) After more than 160 years, restrictions on church building—including requiring Christians to get permission from the country’s president—are finally eased.

The latest study from Barna also shows how many teens think the Bible offers hope, and whether their house rules are influenced by Scripture.

The plight of the 218 kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls remains uncertain after a recent split in the world’s deadliest terrorist group.

The province is scheduled to vote on gay clergy and blessing civil unions.