After searching high and low, this generation ends up just as lost as most of us once were.

The 20 different Latin American nationalities represented in el Norte have significant differences in food, slang, values, and immigration history.

Hispanic and white churches together must face the growing gulf between first- and later-generation Hispanics.

How setbacks in my life revealed the Lord's true character.

Our defenses of Christian fame fall flat when we look at the ministry of Christ.

Charismatic churches surge in growth amid a devout—and sometimes violent—Hindu majority.

Three views on foreign-born preachers in the pulpit.

Post-disaster, Tokyo pastor Jonathan Wilson urges ‘outward-looking’ missions in reaching Japanese for Christ.

In my hometown of Richmond, I long for a truly great food scene that blesses the privileged and under-privileged alike.

Youth-focused Christianity may be sidelining the gifts of older women.

A 2008 crackdown on religious worker visas has left many immigrant churches in the lurch.

Healing the rift between parents and non-parents.

Japanese create postdisaster Christian community through fellowship, discipleship—and jewelry.

Scholar Atsuyoshi Fujiwara says Japanese are showing new interest in Christianity.

After Trayvon Martin, we need only look to churches to see a glimmer of potential.

After Fukushima’s tragedy, God moved church leaders to the disaster-zone frontlines, where they encountered Jesus in fresh ways while serving their neighbors.

When I learned that kids in my city couldn't swim, I started to rethink how much I'd invested in overseas missions.

In a culture suspicious of institutional faith, our church has found quiet ways to serve.

Finding solidarity, inspiration, and conversation between Jewish and evangelical bloggers.