This week's deadly riots struck home for the academic dean of ECWA Theological Seminary.

Food for the Hungry explains the challenges it faces before it can begin to help Haiti recover from the earthquake.

In a week full of political fights over same-sex marriage, groups pause to raise funds for Haiti relief efforts.

Identifying one's faith on online social networks proves challenging for some.

A human rights lawyer, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, and two world-class surgeons are rallying evangelicals to defeat fistula.

How a story in Mark's gospel sheds light on the problem of obstetric fistula.

A handful of parishes win the right to keep their property, but legal experts don't know if their cases are setting a precedent.

It may not top the list for evangelical leaders, but sports made the front page for political groups this week.

CBA asks Justice Department to investigate pricing by larger companies.

A surprise House ban on abortion funding reveals pro-life gains.

Adoption steps to the front lines of the culture wars.

Churches that embrace people with disabilities do more than they imagine.

Advocacy groups wrap up an unusually busy Christmas season and prepare for 2010.

Unraveling the Supreme Court's tangled view of public crosses.

Campus ministries swap pizza for compassion.

As political rhetoric focused on evil and injustice this week, prayer seemed to be the strategy of choice.

David Zac Niringiye, the Church of Uganda's assistant bishop of Kampala, says that American Christians should cultivate relationships before condemning the proposed legislation.

American pastors and leaders are united in condemning the legislation while Ugandans are united in support.

Matthew Lee Anderson's online ruminations go deep.