When advocacy for persecuted Christians harms their fellow believers.

Experts weighed in.

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

Trump administration says Christians in Iraq face genocide; only 18 have been allowed to resettle in America this year.

Working alongside government agencies, Christian volunteers aid hurricane victims based on what each denomination does best.

The World Evangelical Alliance explains why it’s engaging more with Rome.

Independent advisory group of four evangelical leaders—two women and two men—hope to complete work by early 2019.

More pastors say they are addressing these issues from the pulpit. Still, half say they lack training in how to address sexual and domestic violence.

Foreigners would be prohibited from providing “religious information” to mainland Chinese via the internet, according to draft rules.

Shut down after Sunday services, influential congregation had refused orders to install government surveillance cameras.

A two-year partnership of hundreds of Atlanta pastors brought the church together at an unlikely destination. Could more cities follow their lead?

Diagnosed on anniversary of her husband’s death, Billy Graham’s daughter responds with prayer of famous missionary to India, Amy Carmichael.

One probably isn’t in your Bible.

Arab theologians advise Americans not to fear Islam’s alleged “permission to lie.”

Survey finds half of Protestants prefer to worship with people who share their views—and half believe they already do.

Why African-American Christians are divided over working with this White House.

How do you persuade someone who already thinks they’re a Christian to become one?

Cultures of restraint fare better than cultures of mere consent, research shows.

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