In Turkish-controlled northern Cyprus, another Andrew Brunson-style case is brewing.

The church used to keep the tempo of life. Now Silicon Valley is pushing the pace—and pulling the church along with it.

Human justice may achieve accountability, and perhaps even recompense, but rarely real restoration.

Hope persists in the face of death, but it may not show up where you expect it.

Matthew Perryman Jones talks patience and adaptation in a difficult year.

Prison Fellowship’s “Second Chance Month” corresponds with easing of pandemic restrictions at many facilities.

A conversation with Kim Noble of Green The Church

Le besoin de graver les Écritures dans nos cœurs est d’autant plus criant cette année.

Mesmo com as polêmicas em torno de Trump e da teoria crítica de raça que instigaram a saída de alguns líderes das minorias, outros permanecem na maior denominação protestante dos Estados Unidos, pelas vantagens na área de missões.

USCIRF chair Gayle Manchin explains why 22nd annual report by US watchdog agency reduces tally of offending nations, yet too many on black list still “don’t seem to care.”

Full justice will come when Jesus returns. In the meantime, we fight for a “foretaste of glory divine.”

After an incredibly tough year for everyone, especially children, summer camps can offer a welcome respite.

How the work of ministry relies on our participation in Christ.

How a direct descendant of Muhammad met Christ on a crowded Pakistani sidewalk.

What should we make of the jury’s decision?

Писание и проповедь с трудом могут конкурировать с очарованием («прелестью») новостей и Твиттера.

Q&A with Dr. John Frame

A compilation of racial reconciliation resources and efforts as the United States continues to grapple with racial injustice and tension.

Workplace accommodation issues persist for Apostolic Pentecostals, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Muslims, and others.