With approval from China's government, Robert Yeung brings faith-based counseling to those shaken by the May earthquake.

Open letter to George W. Bush urges diplomatic action.

What happens to the Religious Right?

Also: Without Walls hits barrier, Billy Graham turns 90, and Dawkins leaves Oxford.

Programs nationwide that Christians use to raise hunger awareness in their congregations and schools.

At the Lazarus Project, the list of prayer requests is long, but food comes first.

The world produces more food than ever. So why do nearly a billion people still not have enough to eat?

Evangelical pastor believes the new president-elect will have a listening ear.

In the body of Christ, we learn how to be both.

Will evangelicals learn to work with an Obama administration?

The presidential contest there is predictable, but the state's marriage proposition is closely contested.

Scholars and Christian leaders look beyond the red and blue map.

What does ecclesiology have to do with the election?

But have you really been paying attention? Find out if you really know the latest religious turns in the 2008 campaign.

Some Christians think voting is wasted effort.

How Luis Palau, thousands of volunteers, and a gay mayor are trying to transform Portland.

Where evangelicals fit in the future of the Republican Party.

Why I admire but sometimes don't follow single-issue activists.

A recent spate of books suggests we are more politically diverse than ever — and maybe that's the way it's supposed to be.