Copts thrive in the face of bloody carnage, legal restraint, anddiscrimination.

A British course for non-Christians aims to transform North American evangelistic outreach.

But evangelical backers of new translation say gender changes are 'accurate.'

Christians need surer mechanisms of accountability.

Rioting chills Muslim-Christian relations as new parliament is elected.

A not-so-clinical book for those touched by special-needs kids.

Learning to live in three worlds.

Former Muslims seek to change their government-issued cards as outreach gains ground.

10 years ago this Wednesday, on April 7, 1994, the newly Christianized African nation of Rwanda erupted into unprecedented ethnic slaughter. Where was the church then? And how can it help Rwandans recover today?

Ousted conservative Bob Duncan sees a new center emerging in the Christian West.

Protests enter second week as Mubarak resists ouster.

Church leaders say the embattled president should stay on.

Why believers of all stripes should care about the new head of the Catholic Church.

Economist Charles Kenny offers a contrarian take on global poverty.

Top conservatives say Democrat rewrite of PEPFAR will "destroy" Bush program that treats and prevents HIV/AIDS.

Are David Gushee and Jim Wallis on to something happening within American evangelicalism?