Some Chaldean detainees lost their chance to fight to stay. But it’s still unclear if their home country will let them back.

Some congregations will file taxes for the first time to comply with a new 21 percent tax on employee parking.

After preaching at Billy Graham rallies and revivals in Asia, the Christian Aid Mission founder introduced new emphasis on supporting indigenous missionaries.

Shouwang Church, which famously kept meeting outdoors after losing its pastor and worship space, is the fourth major unregistered congregation to be forcibly closed in recent months.

But more than a third incorrectly believe Christians suffer less than half of world’s religious freedom violations.

Latest example of immigration officials deploying Scripture to keep former Muslims out of UK comes as Church of England adds an official Farsi liturgy due to demand.

“There are millions who will never hear strong biblical teaching unless teachers are willing to go.”

The nation’s biggest Christian retail chain ends its brick-and-mortar operations.

Is this a case of government oppression or the Chinese church coming into its own? How to understand “sinicization.”

Revised code of conduct shifts in favor of “uniform standards of behavior for all students.”

The agnostic is credited with bringing believers and religious questions into the scientific realm.

Eleven evangelical experts weigh in as death toll of New Zealand Muslims hits 50.

Seventh Circuit rules Clergy Housing Allowance is constitutional, despite challenge by Freedom from Religion Foundation.

After shedding its for-profit status, GCU becomes a bigger competitor for traditional Christian colleges.

After an unflinching look at its racist past, SBC’s flagship seminary aims to honor a more diverse population on campus.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our April issue).

North African nations bring church father to the silver screen.

The US congregations most likely to grow are the 10 percent that already have more than 250 worshipers.

(UPDATED) Among abstentions the week of Ash Wednesday, food ideas are twice as popular as technology and personal habits.