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Dr. Catherine Hamlin, 87, has saved countless Ethiopian women's lives through her work repairing fistulas. Most don't know that she labors out of love for Jesus.

New faith-based school opens doors for young adults with intellectual disabilities.

Law enforcement and human rights advocates rejoice, but will the change help end human trafficking?

Trafficking of teenagers in the U.S. is getting worse. Here's what some Christians are trying to do about it.

Some Afghan groups believe educating girls is forbidden in Islam and corrosive to society.

A full-length film, slated for October release, examines America’s sex industry

Clinton Danner's arrest raises questions about Craigslist's culpability in sex trafficking—and about the church's response to criminal offenders.

The Emmy-winning documentary spotlights the plight of women with fistula and the courageous work of Catherine and Reginald Hamlin.

A human rights lawyer, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, and two world-class surgeons are rallying evangelicals to defeat fistula.

Nofrat Frenkel's arrest exposes divisions within Jewish community about tradition and gender.

Marzieh Amirizadeh Esmaeilabad and Maryam Rustampoor were imprisoned for 259 days after converting to Christianity.

A Kansas facility's shuttering reveals the successes and pitfalls of 19th-century moral reform.

Top Christian lawyer Gao Zhisheng vanishes as government stifles dissent.

Should athletes openly express faith in action, or is it distracting?

Australian police found that two out of three victims of "romance fraud" are women.

The spiritual-formation expert says justice is really about becoming more like Jesus.

If you didn't catch them the first time, here are the most popular posts from August.

Cambodia's government says the contest makes fun of the disabled. The founder says he's only trying to humanize them.

Seeking to offset Shanghai's aging population, officials are encouraging couples to have two children.