Egypt's embattled Christians find common identity across denominational lines.

The Second Mile couldn't survive donor fallout from sex abuse scandal at Penn State football program.

Biblical archaeologists still split over conclusion of long-running Israeli court drama.

A court in New Mexico says no. We map the arguments.

Translating immigration reform buzz words into policy terms.

Daly explains why he joined a coalition of evangelical leaders when the organization has not taken a public stance on the issue in the past.

Controversy brews over labels on Christian novels.

Justice Fellowship calls the Department of Justice's decision to exclude immigration facilities from new rules "outrageous."

Church-run schools in Nigeria made a shift in cost.

C.S. Lewis College plans for former Moody campus died earlier this year, so the Green family will give the site away.

Believers debate re-labeling the country a 'Christian nation.'

A vote in the House sheds light on partisan politics more than gendercide.

But is the 10-point agreement worthy of trust?

Coptic Christians test new strategies to thrive in an Islamist Egypt.

After a year of new forms of political engagement, why do Copts still face the same ‘bitter choice’ of old regime vs. Islamists?

Important developments in the church and the world.

Quotes about Richard Land, the word 'a,' and more.

Deaths, appointments, and other changes in the church and the world.

Jonathan Merritt seeks a non-partisan faith, but leaving behind the left-right culture clashes is harder than it seems.