The New York City school is beginning layoffs of staff and faculty. It was in a financial crisis and lost its accreditation.

Leaders demand the government crack down on violence against the church: “We are not asking for anything out of the ordinary.”

Christian students aren’t afraid to ask questions and continue to seek the “still, small voice” of the Spirit.

Facing persecution and economic decline, seven leaders share perspectives on a vote that will “make or mar” the future of a religiously divided nation.

While tens of thousands flocked to campus, school officials met in a storage closet to make decisions that would “honor what is happening.”

From delayed emergency response to poor construction, societal anger mounts at manmade failures both before and after natural disaster.

Local believers and their Syrian colleagues serve Christians and Muslims alike in cooperative effort at relief aid.

A far-right party introduced a motion to establish an “International Day Against the Persecution of Christians” and cited the advocacy organization’s data.

In a new memoir out this week, the Bible teacher opens up about the abuse of her childhood and the people and God who saved her.

Four other congregations with female pastors were also determined to be not in “friendly cooperation” with the SBC, as well as one removed over its abuse response.