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The conservative-majority Supreme Court appeared willing to side with Mississippi’s abortion ban.

After setting himself apart from corrupt televangelists and achieving incredible early success, the Christian network chief lived from scandal to scandal.

But those who waited longer to resume in-person worship, such as in mainline and African American traditions, still see severe declines in the offering plate.

Son of Jordanian missionaries organized the Holy Land’s Bible societies and demonstrated the gospel’s love and forgiveness amid war and terror.

Pew’s pandemic survey on the problem of evil finds few blame God or doubt God’s omnipotence, goodness, or existence.

Pew’s afterlife survey also asks 6,500 people about universalism, reincarnation, fate, answered prayer, and interacting with the dead.

The International Conference on Missions president says leaders on the wrong path depend on Christians who don’t want to know.

Christian Aid Ministries asks for continued prayer for 15 members still in captivity after 37 days.

After eight years, the 77-year-old Washington state grandmother is retiring from her business and her religious liberty fight.

How the 17 Christian Aid Ministries captives are eventually freed could elevate the risks faced by local believers and American workers.