Manhattan indictment alleges conspiracy and shady business practices between Christian Media Corporation and Newsweek rescuer IBT Media.

Survey of US Protestant church leaders parses support for the President by church size, denomination, ethnicity, and age.

Things may be getting better for religious minorities, but MBS’s promises of countrywide reform ring hollow.

Update: In the UK version of Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ashers Baking Company secures another legal victory in the gay cake debate.

About 70 faith-based groups must surmount legal hurdles to engage the restrictive nation.

Mark Jobe of Chicago’s New Life Community Church will take over a year after Bible college’s leadership shake-up.

Congolese gynecologist Denis Mukwege is on a crusade for women’s dignity.

US envoy celebrates “unprecedented” progress under the promise of more moderate Muslim rule.

The novelist’s darkly satirical lessons remain stubbornly relevant, no matter the news cycle.

The latest abuse investigations have rattled non-Catholics’ perceptions more than Catholics themselves, according to survey data.

Between the Senate’s Supreme Court hearings and midterms, how can the church make its way through a relentless news cycle?

(UPDATED) Some village churches moved a kilometer in resulting mudslides.

The United States took in 100 times fewer Middle Eastern refugees than two years ago.

Holding onto faith after a natural disaster changes everything.

Christian university is also now hosting a formerly underground LGBT student group.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our October issue).

The theology of work conversation is thriving. Why are most workers missing from it?

Trump administration says Christians in Iraq face genocide; only 18 have been allowed to resettle in America this year.

The Trump administration announced further cuts to the resettlement program. What can Christians do?