How local Christians are building human capital through public health—one man at a time.

What's behind the snarky obituaries and media retrospectives infuriating many Christians.

Why evangelicals need to redefine themselves and reform the whole church.

An exclusive interview with former Muslim Brotherhood leader Abdel-Moneim Abol Fotoh.

President Bush's deputy chief of staff explains the former Nixon adviser's widespread impact.

The real story of how "Nixon's hatchet man" ended up in, out, and back in prison (and the White House), shaping a movement in the process.

The infamous convicted Nixon adviser became famous for prison reform, evangelical-Catholic dialogue, and his Christian worldview.

Leader of prominent persecution ministry was being investigated by police on allegations of molesting a young girl.

How faith led to a Nobel Peace Prize winner's push for reconciliation.

Why the New York Times columnist wants to see America return to its confessional roots.

Secularists, D.A. Carson says, want to drive their opponents from the public square.

A rash of pastor-endorsed fraud taints our gospel witness

Mandate has evangelicals and Catholics finding common ground on ethics—and strategy.

A Korean seminarian reflects on last week's shooting at Oikos University.

More Americans say the administration is unfriendly to religion as the President hosts annual Easter prayer breakfast, speaks to the Q conference.

The former Children of God movement is leaving its sex cult history behind as it shifts from radical legalism to more biblical behavior.

Why Christians in Richmond, Virginia, and elsewhere are choosing to send their children to struggling public schools.

The artist's family said in a statement that his death appeared to be from natural causes.

The Prison Fellowship founder fell ill at a conference after having an intracerebral hemorrhage.