Cuba

Meet Olympians who love God from around the world.

And other news briefs from Christians around the world.

The Texas suit reflects a broader evangelical debate over how many strangers are too many to welcome.

Annual watchdog report expands to Latin America, continues to cite China, Iran, and Saudi Arabia among 28 nations restricting minority faiths.

How our context—and even Jesus’ context—shapes how we read, interpret, and engage with Scripture.

Devastated in the Havana hotel explosion, the historic Calvary Baptist Church—like many other congregations across the island—will face a drawn-out battle with the government to restore its building.

The need for asylum seekers’ religious (and other) freedom is as urgent as ever.

United more than ever across denominations, many evangelicals want “homeland and life” over “homeland or death.”

The seminary professor taught Latin American Christians to apply the Bible to social and political contexts.

After fleeing Cuba, my family was barely surviving. Then a California church gave us a new lease on life.