Military policy on gays and lesbians survives one more round.

How porn damages women—and what churches can do about it.

Activists push 40-day prayer vigil as lead-up to Election Day, while Delaware gives boost to social conservatives.

How churches are ministering to society's most despised.

Florida reveals an overlooked front in church-state battles.

Family groups emphasized government debt and the economy as family issues this week. Plus, Christian leaders offered unanimous denunciations of church's planned Qur'an burning.

Everybody who is anybody has said something about what may be nothing.

The strain of religious diversity tests Christians' own principles.

Should the U.S. stay militarily involved in Afghanistan?

U.S. immigration officials hamper Christian gatherings.

Dobson, Land, Falwell Jr., and other evangelicals follow Glenn Beck's call for national renewal.

Once uncomfortable with Mitt Romney, evangelicals appear mixed on Glenn Beck.

The activist on why he entered the country & what he hopes for now. An exclusive interview.

Some activists argue that the proposed mosque in New York City should move because Muslims remind us of terrorists. Plus, many defend the President's Christian faith.

Why Christians should be wary of the late pop philosopher and her disciples.

A 2-1 ruling by Ninth Circuit affirms World Vision's right to consider religious beliefs in employment. But questions over faith-based hiring practices and government funding seem far from settled.

Sojourners founder apologizes for suggesting World's editor-in-chief 'lies for a living' but stands by his organization's accepting grants from George Soros.

Christian activist imprisoned by North Korea speaks out as Jimmy Carter brings home friend Aijalon Gomes.

But many Americans think he is, plus other findings from the new Pew Forum report.