Amid funerals and fears after ISIS-linked attacks, Christian leaders across the island explain how they are guiding the faithful on mourning and Muslims.

After ACLU lawsuit, Bethany Christian Services shifts foster care placement policy to comply with Michigan’s new requirements.

Pew: Amid growing awareness of discrimination, anti-Semitism has spiked the most.

Survey finds 1 in 3 American evangelicals favorable toward both peoples, neither government.

Survey finds more than half of monthly worshipers haven’t shared Jesus in the past six months.

Pew survey of 30,000 people finds a median of 39% favor, 13% oppose a “more important role for religion.”

Fewer than 1 percent of missionaries end up among the world's least-Christian peoples. New categories aim to highlight the areas most desperate for the gospel.

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

Messianic Jews advise American evangelicals on how to best understand the Zionist state

(UPDATED) Christians end Holy Week shaken by coordinated attacks at Sunday morning services and brunches on opposite coasts of the island nation.

Historic confessions escape an Islamist, while Muslim converts pray for reform.

With new law, president Evo Morales comes through on his promise of greater religious freedom.

The church network pushed back against renewed scrutiny around SGC and former president C. J. Mahaney’s response to abuse claims.

(UPDATED) Under James MacDonald, Chicago-area megachurch was in “serious violation” of 4 out of 7 stewardship standards, says Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.

In a “pioneering” new statement, leaders emphasize humanity’s moral authority over emergent technology like artificial intelligence.

CT asked 11 leaders in US and Middle East to assess the red lines of a peace plan, expected soon after Netanyahu’s coalition wins election.

In historic election granting Netanyahu a record fifth term, the Bible Bloc Party’s vision is struck down but not destroyed.

The Baptist leader, convicted for his role in the Occupy Central and Umbrella Movement protests, takes the stand with a biblical defense for human rights and civil disobedience.

Protestant clergy feel the pressure around addressing LGBT identity and same-sex marriage, but that doesn’t mean they’ll change their message.