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.

Despite age gaps, Pew Research uncovers a few places where the next generation is actually more devout than their parents and grandparents.

The popular North Carolina megachurch pastor takes over amid significant membership declines and a public reckoning over abuse cases.

Both officially and unofficially, leaders of America’s largest Protestant denomination turn their attention to better responses to sexism and abuse.

Case of Andrew White exposes hazards of charity work in a war zone.

Decision will avoid a distracting showdown on first day of Southern Baptist delegates’ Dallas gathering.

German Christians debate whether conservative state’s new law honors or hijacks the core symbol of their faith.

Former CEO spent decades building up company’s offerings of Bibles and bestsellers.

Jack Phillips scores a major religious freedom victory—for himself, as ruling fails to resolve legal debate over LGBT accommodations and conscience rights of conservative Christians.

The Greek word is common church lingo for fellowship and community.