The former Surgeon General also spoke about abortion, contraception, and the health care crisis.

Six evangelical scholars--including C. Everett Koop--in a panel discussion on technology and bioethics.

Despite political pressures, the surgeon general was out to fight disease, not people.

A new report on persecution belies important changes in the country's religious freedom.

In defense of bigger families and smaller budgets.

Soon, the ball will be thrown to each of us.

Whether or not it wins an Oscar, the film deserves praise for portraying real, human struggle.

I used to think Christian mission was only about evangelism. Until we met Seema.

Court cases in Texas and South Carolina could reshape other disputes—and denominations.

Step 1: Let your enemies become your friends.

How the Motor City became America's whipping-boy city--and how Christians can stop the hate.

Report: Govt.-sponsored persecution rose 42 percent in 2012.

Technology lets us blur the line between job and family.

Granddaughters who left offer a cautionary tale for zealots.

Missouri Synod president Matthew C. Harrison: "I increased the pain of a hurting community."

At National Prayer Breakfast, President urges Democrats and Republicans to be less partisan, more prayer-minded. Top faith aide, Josh Dubois, steps down.

Religious sponsors are a major reason the group made no decision on gay members and leaders.

Denomination prohibits ministers from participating in interfaith services.

A theological defense of paying servers their 15 percent... or more.