What if evangelical leaders were to imitate the great South African—Yikes!

The legacy of the president who prized reconciliation has much to teach Christians about the necessity, the difficulty, and the limits of politics.

School explains why 'we need a warrior' like Ergun Caner.

Millennials’ digital overload calls for lessons in mindfulness.

(UPDATED) After 6,000 charities tried to rival Cyber Monday with Giving Tuesday, ECFA releases latest State of Giving report.

A contrarian take on small, local agriculture.

As pandemic changes, church leaders develop fresh responses.

Where did demand for Scripture surge last year? Try Syria, Iraq, and Laos, for starters.

After buying itself back, Family Christian Stores makes good on pledge to donate all profits to widows and orphans.

University president will lead "listening period" on whether to drop current ban affecting tenure-track faculty.

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

(UPDATED) America's oldest book is now also the world's most expensive. Meanwhile, these Bibles actually went to the moon.

An evangelical historian teaches us how to think critically about the heroes of our past.

Toronto's tolerance gets tested by Ford's embarrassing antics.

Gospel rescue missions report drop in visits by vets who served in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Persian Gulf.

At Jordan border, Christians turn out in force to provide help and hope.

(UPDATED) Longstanding IRS exemption—last revised after Rick Warren dispute in 2002—currently saves pastors and other clergy $700 million per year.

How faith informs the award-winning work of Michael Luo.

Groups that help persecuted Christians survive at home sometimes help them leave, too.