UPDATE: The leader of La Luz del Mundo was sentenced to 17 years for sexual offenses against minors he groomed in the congregation.

How the languages of the indigenous in Panama, a community in Siberia, and people in Papua New Guinea shape their understanding of God.

Christian leaders in the US on how el Día de los Reyes (Three Kings Day) brings them closer to their heritage and God.

The Mexican holiday is more prominent than ever. Three evangelicals who’ve seen Día de los Muertos up close weigh in.

The unanimous Supreme Court decision establishes historic precedent in the heavily Catholic country.

For millions of immigrants, removal from the United States is the heartbreaking end of a dream. For these two, it was also the birth of a ministry.

Despite the lingering stereotypes, the Monterrey-based singer and minister set out to prove contemporary worship services can hold to the authority of Scripture.

Thanks to migration, missions, and Pentecostal flair, Protestants now make up a 10th of the population.

What the writing and life of Renaissance woman Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz offered the church during her lifetime—and today.

As coronavirus shutdowns go on, Christian groups are rallying support for asylum seekers, crowded border camps, and working-class churches.