Paul Marshall, Nina Shea, and Lela Gilbert take an ecumenical approach to fighting international persecution.

How Bright Promise Fund helps faith-based educators keep their doors open.

Important developments in the church and the world.

Singer's most lasting achievement was introducing "How Great Thou Art" to America.

One Illinois city says it's charging churches a fee, but church leaders call it an unfair 'tax.'

Did a widow with seven children get 15 years in an Egyptian prison for becoming a Christian? Not so fast.

The government's ideology requirement at question in USAID v. Open Society International is dangerous.

The story of George Beverly Shea's signature tune.

New York's text campaign doesn't connect with teens.

How the controversial Brad Paisley-LL Cool J duet keeps us from seeing the real, systemic problems of race.

Why Christians might challenge the view of college as an investment

Reclaiming the natural beauty of delivery room pics.

Scriptural responses to society's shallow regret.

Imprisoned for distributing Bibles in Iran, Maryam Rostampour and Marziyeh Amirizadeh saw its verses of suffering and forgiveness come alive.

The New York Times stylist mixed his love of the Lord with his love of journalism.

Experts weigh in.

Some leaders say their city could become the first to practice restorative justice across the board.

The "morning-after pill" is the center of healthcare reform fight and a federal judge's order that it be available over the counter.