Urban missiologist urged evangelicals to cross racial and cultural lines for the sake of the gospel.

Evangelical Ukrainian churches in the home of the largest Ukrainian population in the United States wept and prayed Sunday. Having escaped persecution in the Soviet Union themselves, they already have testimonies of God’s faithfulness. 

(UPDATED) As David is preached on Dnieper River, Russian pastors promote peace from Moscow.

President Biden’s pick would be the first Black female justice.

In financial trouble, Lincoln Christian University goes back to its roots as a Bible college, dropping most undergraduate majors, athletics, and residential life.

Allegations of tax fraud latest trial for Wesleyan pastor who has spoken out against Christian nationalism.

(UPDATED) Prayer requests from Donetsk: “First, to stop the aggressor. But then for peace of mind, to respond with Christian character and not from human hate.”

They never stopped serving on the frontlines, but now short-staffed nonprofits are struggling to compete with flexible, virtual work that took off during the pandemic.

Last year, there was an uptick in fines to Protestants and fellow religious minorities in the region annexed from Ukraine.

Ministry-funded assessment shows the board didn’t ask questions but came up with creative ways to redirect donor funds.