Rather than focus on one particular cause or ministry, Third Day prefers to spread the wealth—literally.

Plus: D.C. debates gay marriage, President Obama approves a new hate crimes law, and other issues advocacy groups were talking about this week.

The Obama administration opposes anti-defamation laws because they would restrict free speech.

Religious differences are making custody disputes even messier.

Pro-life Democrats disagree over whether bills include federal funding for abortion.

Conservative groups focus on Kevin Jennings, Chai Feldblum, and gay-rights legislation.

Top Christian lawyer Gao Zhisheng vanishes as government stifles dissent.

Police raid on service shows that churches are no longer neutral observers.

What Christian political groups said this week about the Nobel Prize, immigration reform, the hate crimes bill, and other issues.

Scholars and activists debate whether there's cause for concern over proposed legislation that would extend the hate crimes law to include sexual orientation.

Hunter Baker argues that Christians should not abandon God talk.

The pro-life movement needs people who are willing to speak out in the public square.

Political change is giving the abortion lobby an upper hand. What's the best action for pro-life Christians to take next?

Conservative groups take aim at safe schools 'czar' Kevin Jennings. The Supreme Court considers the fate of a cross in the Mojave Desert. And all while Congress continues to work on health care.

The National Association of Evangelicals' board overwhelmingly approved a resolution to seek 'faith and equal treatment' of immigrants.

The court considered whether a transfer of property changes a church-state question.

An administration official discusses evangelicals' political involvement—or lack thereof.

Rome won't cede the continent to secularists without a fight.

This week the debate over health care reform moved from broad platitudes to specifics on abortion funding and abstinence education.