Evangelical leaders capitalize on post-election interest in U.S. Latinos.

How Denver's faith and civic leaders are working together to get families off the street and into jobs and homes.

Copts debate influence of Samir Marcos on Mohamed Morsy's presidential team.

A new study finds that women faculty say they're undermined and passed over for advancement because of their gender. But they're happier than they'd be at secular schools.

One pundit says it proves our biblical views are driven by politics. Not quite.

A roundup of post-election buzz and responses.

In three decades, born-again voters have gone from an even split to 4-to-1 Republican.

Without official recogition, evangelicals must travel abroad to get married. Will a lawsuit help?

Reconciliation must be at the heart of peacemaking.

Important races, ballot initiatives, and exit poll questions.

What it means for the church to be involved in politics.

An interview with Wheaton College's new Humanitarian Disaster Institute.

Egypt's Orthodox cast lots Sunday to find God's choice for who succeeds Pope Shenouda III.

Why evangelical leaders who've been coy in the past are now making their picks explicit.

Most pivotal moments in history start with a conversation, not a retweet.

Why many advocacy groups are condemning another's optimistic report.

Fact-checking the widely cited reason the Christian retail chain is not carrying Rachel Held Evans's book.

The arguments of some recent pundits are not pro-logic or pro-history.

Why nearly 1 of 4 say they don't know how they'll vote when only 4% of Americans overall say so.