Birds of a feather might flock together, but Christians must flock to Christ.

Alexei Navalny was willing to stand alone—knowing he’d never be alone in the bigger story.

Four watchdog groups unite to urge UK parliament to hold Tehran accountable for “faceless victims” of Islamic reeducation and other religious freedom violations.

Following in the footsteps of South Korea, the most-Christian country in Asia opens its own fundraising office.

Introducing 11 of the dozens of diaspora ministries working to unite one of the world’s fastest-growing gospel movements.

How do you decide what should be normal in a secularized, fragmented society?

An experienced evangelical educator sees challenges ahead—but opportunities too.

We ought to remain pilgrims in a time of partisans.

The Hamas attacks in Israel have a grotesque ideological history and deserve unflinching moral judgment.

And other brief news from Christians around the world.

In Europe, evangelicals are divided over the right relationship with Rome.

While reporting in Israel, photographer Michael Winters captures an unusually vacant experience at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.

Rob Reiner’s documentary makes a strong case against political extremism in the name of Christ—for those who already agree.

When the CCM business model faltered, it gave way to what sells even better: politics and fearmongering.

Church leaders believe Christ still offers the answers that the religiously unaffiliated are looking for, even if religious baggage is driving them away.

Ministry leaders—and Africa Cup football fanatics—from six nations weigh in on God’s role in sports.

Caesar boasted of thousands of civilian deaths. Christianity is the reason we mourn even one.

A lesson from the Alistair Begg controversy.

Brad Wilcox’s Get Married debunks misguided conventional wisdom and offers both challenge and hope to Christian singles.