A new social justice strategy.

The Blind Side of faith and sports.

Plus: Episcopal diocese sues Va. churches, U.K. won't exempt churches from gay adoption rules, Baptist beer, and other stories from online sources around the world.

The God of Tony Dungy and Lovie Smith isn't just for Sunday.

Faith Nights hit snag after major-league debut.

A history of the Tour de France.

With football training camps convening, fantasy football is almost upon us. Finally.

Plus: Baptist Foundation of Arizona leaders convicted (a bit), 1000-year-old Psalter found in an Irish bog, Ralph Reed's future, and other stories from online sources around the world.

The stubborn Brits who run Wimbledon refuse to pay the female tennis players as much as the men. Good for them.

Germany's World Cup pimping will fuel sex trafficking.

London megachurch loses land to Olympics.

There's no denying the pure joy and determination of female athletes

It's called the National Basketball Association, but it's looking quite international—thanks in great part to a Christian GM for the Dallas Mavs.

Random musings on the U.S. soccer team, World Cup prostitution, and Big Ben's bad bike crash.

The Colorado Rockies make a noble—if problematic—plan for winning.

Many pro athletes convicted of a crime are sentenced to a lame excuse for "community service." It's time for the legal system to show a little backbone.

A stealth revolution in attitude may be brewing.

Fans vent their frustration on struggling slugger who professes religious devotion.

What major league baseball reveals about the dangers of immigration.