There are 13 million refugees and asylum seekers worldwide. We show you the lives of four of them.

Church leaders react to talk about division.

It may be time for mainline churches to consider an amicable divorce.

Some United Methodists think their differences are irreconcilable.

The journey of one Somali Bantu family in the largest group resettlement of African refugees in U.S. history.

Maoist threats shut down development work.

New push on child evangelism targets the crucial early years.

What happens when church and culture conspire to ignore the meaning of words.

Domestic partners dispute may cripple Salvation Army-New York link.

In order to influence public policy successfully, Focus on the Family must quickly learn how to remove politicking from its ministry core.

In God's Neighborhood, Scott Roley says Jesus relocated to be with us, so we ought to do the same.

Autonomous Orthodoxy isn't an oxymoron. It's the fulfillment of a different kind of American dream.

Greek Orthodox prepare for contentious assembly in New York.

But he overlooks the redemptive role of the church.

Christian legal activists fight to protect women and girls.

Why is church influence among blacks wide but not deep?

African Methodists provide hope to a troubled church.

Why, with no apparent resources, Chinese churches thrive.

Disaffected orthodox Episcopalians start new ministries.