Over six years, more than 4,000 unchurched mystery guests visited churches of all sizes across the U.S. Here’s what they thought.

The Persian Gulf island has had a Christian presence for over a century.

As states overturn gay marriage bans, the "blue state thing" is turning less partisan.

(UPDATED) The divestment of the 1.8 million-member denomination may have symbolic power, but how much?

As a divided high court hands down its decision, Christians focus on the government's response.

Southern Baptist schools recently made headlines for finances, presidential changes, and teacher turnover.

Meanwhile, current policy against same-sex relationships among faculty will not be enforced.

(UPDATED) May face another lawsuit from family.

Now 172 regional bodies must ratify 'two people' redefinition of marriage, passed by 3 to 1 margin.

Hegazy, the first Muslim-background believer to sue Egypt to recognize his conversion, charged with disturbing the peace.