News&Reporting

What behavioral economics has to do with scary statistics.

When unemployment threatens to sink us, God keeps our heads above water.

Evangelical NGOS say the ruling is unlikely to change their operations, but the case touches on larger principles.

Resettlement agencies laid off staff after a new Department of Homeland Security screening disrupted refugees' flights to the U.S.

Romanian Baptists dissent over accepting government funds.

No, Kim Hill didn't write 'O Holy Night.' But she holds a copyright for it.

Mainline churches in East Germany rediscover a sense of mission.

Christians in Southeast Asia debate their right to refer to God as Allah.

African churches seek a better response to polygamy than in years past as western churches address new same-sex marriages.

Co-founder Don Carson on the organization's growth.

The Virgin Lips movement, and shades of 'how far is too far?'

USCIRF releases its annual list of countries that violate religious freedom to the State Department.

Church accused of kidnapping rival's bodyguard.

Human rights advocates disagree on whether the U.S. will help by joining a controversial council.

Evangelicals hope new Orthodox patriarch will improve ecumenical relations.

A fake newspaper circulating in Smolensk portrays Protestants as morally loose.

Missionaries' imprisonment shows the security risks of support e-mails.

JoeAnn Ballard on how Memphis's Neighborhood Christian Center treats the poor like family.

Open Doors' World Watch List makes some changes in annual list of countries that violate Christians' rights, but North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Iran stay at the top.