Andrew Brunson has spent most of the last two years in prison based on wild—or absent—accusations.

The more often people go, the more likely they are to invite someone to come along.

Hundreds of thousands of Russians have heard the gospel during the month-long soccer tournament. It is just the beginning.

GOP establishment darling and Court of Appeals judge nominated to fill outgoing Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s critical seat.

The ruler was awarded the prestigious $1.4 million prize for modeling Islamic tolerance internationally. Here’s how Protestants in his home country gauge his leadership.

African officials pled with faith healers to let doctors treat the latest fatal outbreak.

The influential leader kept teaching—and learning—homiletics over his 70-year career.

Clinics’ free speech rights trump an “unduly burdensome” state disclosure requirement.

Sociologists evaluate the progress and future of the evangelical push for church diversity.

He has served the company for 34 years, 11 as president.

Christianity is the biggest religion in the world. It's also still the most restricted.

Perplexed by America on Syria, Russian evangelicals and Middle East Christians debate if Moscow really cares.

Rise of honorary degrees raises concern about misuse of “Dr.” in ministry.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our July/August issue).

Church teams cancel trips as protests limit access and security.

Trinity Western University’s loss over its LGBT stance is seen as a blow to religious freedom.

After months of delays, Vice President Pence pushes to streamline aid to the persecuted.

Christians pray for asylum seekers and defend family unity amid US policy changes.

Banned from sharing the gospel at games, Protestants adopt a new missionary strategy.