But question arises again: Does the Lord's Prayer count as non-sectarian?

As President Obama pledges recovery, Christian volunteers aid Oklahoma tornado victims based on what each denomination does best.

(UPDATED) Becket Fund and Southern Baptists file in support of town's 'constitutionally protected' speech.

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

(Updated) New bill asserts, "Each state in the union is sovereign and may independently determine how that state may make laws respecting an establishment of religion."

Fifth Circuit strikes down 'irrational' Louisiana sales ban.

Should courts vet clergy for integrity?

A new report on persecution belies important changes in the country's religious freedom.

Court cases in Texas and South Carolina could reshape other disputes—and denominations.

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

At National Prayer Breakfast, President urges Democrats and Republicans to be less partisan, more prayer-minded. Top faith aide, Josh Dubois, steps down.

(Updated) Cardinal Timothy Dolan: "The wind and waves did not discriminate when it came to destroying property."

Legal observers question whether clergy-penitent privilege applies to denomination accused of covering up crimes.

Hutterite Christians who live communally must carry insurance for construction jobs completed off site.

Debate arises after Charity Commission granted charitable status to pagan groups but denied it to a small church.

Promises to "never enforce" current HHS rule against Wheaton College or similar religious employers. But is it a real victory?

A third of the country's 90,000 religious pilgrims this year were Christians.

Five years after "Grassley Six" inquiry began, ECFA-appointed commission advises better enforcement of existing laws.

(Updated) Five-year dispute centers on $425,000 tax bill for Christ Church Nashville's activities center.