Ministries refuse to hand over the information sought by the Senate Finance Committee.

How short-term mission is becoming a two-way street.

A glimpse into the world of male prostitution.

The country's displaced minorities maintain their distinctive faith.

Donald LaRose: Victim or victimizer? Plus: The Finding of a Minister.

Don LaRose, now Ken Williams, says kidnappers have pursued him for more than three decades.

The leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Karekin II visited the U.S. in October to support a resolution condemning Turkey's 1915-1917 Armenian genocide.

God may be clearing the stage for the next act in his redemptive drama.

The Church of England ordained more women to the priesthood than men.

David Miller wants us to think more deeply about integrating faith and work.

Orthodox Anglicans take first step in creating their own U.S. church body.

Racial Reconciliation is making some unexpected demands on me.

IMB Trustee member had blogged his criticism of SBC for recent policy changes.

Fourth Protestant in a year killed by government forces.

As Christians mark the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, the president of Open Doors USA gives an update.

Companies around the globe are mixing profits with gospel ministry.

Where can you hear live music? Try a megachurch.

If Congress rewrites the tax rules for churches, they have to know how churches operate, says Richard Hammar.

A new study says no. Also: Russian seminaries' enrollment woes, and more news on Christian higher education.