While the college ministry continues to operate without recognition, another university officially objects to its sexuality policy.

Before his death, he tweeted, “Loving Jesus doesn’t always cure suicidal thoughts.”

SBC leaders hope newly launched Baptism Sunday will help boost numbers.

Cartel violence and threats escalated in August, and a Christian leader who ran a refugee shelter remains kidnapped.

Despite a federal waiver backing its Protestants-only policy, Miracle Hill continued to face legal challenges.

The elders: There is “a fracture in our church marked by disbelief, confusion, fear, and hurt.”

Liberty Music Group is the latest venture to help students “take worship to the nations.”

The Christian Academy in Japan investigates reports of sexual misconduct and “severe beatings” by faculty spanning from the 1950s to 1990s

A country where the nuclear arsenal has its own patron saint considers a shift to sanctify soldiers rather than weapons of mass destruction.

After a legal fight over a POW/MIA table, Veterans Affairs clarifies religious liberty protections.

While Franklin Graham aims to consolidate the late evangelist’s legacy, some scholars raise concerns about research opportunities.

The delayed penalties for James MacDonald’s church have some evangelicals challenging the financial watchdog’s role and others defending it.

$15 million Seminary Ridge Museum opens with focus on "duty and devotion."

Images of Jesus on the cross no longer command auction prices.

The 33-year-old daughter of immigrants has become a leading voice behind the Evangelical Immigration Table.

Alternative organizations saw rising interest amid debate.

One Illinois city says it's charging churches a fee, but church leaders call it an unfair 'tax.'

Report: Govt.-sponsored persecution rose 42 percent in 2012.

Missouri Synod president Matthew C. Harrison: "I increased the pain of a hurting community."