Africa’s youngest head of state heals the wounds of one of its oldest churches.

When advocacy for persecuted Christians harms their fellow believers.

With around 500 out of 3,700 Christian applications approved since 2016 law, is government’s progress on legalizing worship sites slow or steady?

With a prayer tent going up in Beirut square, participants see a “spiritual dimension” to anti-corruption demonstrations.

Confrontation at protest site forces evangelical faith from the pulpit to the public square.

Amid show of solidarity by Chaldean patriarch, some Iraqi Christians hope to lead nation to Jonah-like repentance.

Martyrdoms drop in Nigeria but soar in Burkina Faso, while China brings 16 million more Christians onto Open Doors’s 2020 World Watch List of Christian persecution.

As COVID-19 halts Nowruz, satellite network encourages Iranian believers to know and assert their rights.

GOD TV argues application for new Shelanu channel in Hebrew was forthright, decries decision as political.

(UPDATED) Evangelical leaders describe the damage, how Christians are helping, and the need for a hope beyond politics.

Arabic phrase invoked during presidential debate parallels James 4 and offers a window into how Christians and Muslims view God’s will.

Confessing the genocide, Turkish evangelicals seek forgiveness on behalf of their nation. With ongoing war in Nagorno-Karabakh, is there a path forward also with Azerbaijan’s believers?

Sudanese religious leaders and American human rights experts examine the latest and symbolically powerful Arab normalization agreement with the Jewish state.

Basil Khalil’s irreverent and insightful ‘Ave Maria’ sheds light on Arab Christians.

The perplexities of pilgrimage to Israel by Arab Christians.

The most influential missionary of the early 20th century never made it to the mission field.

Evangelical church at heart of interfaith and government efforts to provide relief and shelter.

Security stops Sinai assault on St. Catherine and its biblical library, but symbolism matters more.

Egyptian Protestants appreciate listening tour by US counterparts.