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World Evangelical Alliance and Nahdlatul Ulama sign “The Nation’s Mosque Statement” on sidelines of 2021 International Religious Freedom Summit, seeking a “harmonious world order.”

First IRF summit led by civilians not governments pulls off bipartisan participation as attendees welcome news on next ambassador.

Kazakhstan pledges improvements at 2021 IRF Summit in Washington DC, following footsteps of neighboring Uzbekistan.

Faith and Liberty Discovery Center traces Scripture’s presence at America’s founding and reminds visitors that “faith guides liberty toward justice.”

Visiting the Vatican for a Christian summit, leaders explain why the problems of sectarian politics have become unbearable.

Unpacking the motives of an accused undercover American in Israel and lessons learned for Christians wanting to engage Haredi Jews.

Devastating deflation means evangelical and Catholic schools can barely pay teachers and keep classes open. Yet it’s cheaper than ever for the global church to support them.

As “mosque planting” and “unmosqued youth” increasingly resemble patterns in the church, evangelical experts reflect on implications for faith and witness.

One court yields keys to colonial-era worship site, while another issues verdict for prominent pastor facing proselytism charges.

As anti-Muslim sentiment grows in the West, European evangelical consultant urges a better response than burqa bans.

(UPDATED) How a dozen Messianic Jews and Palestinian Christians are trying to minister across the divide as Hamas and the IDF war once again.

Latest IRF scorecard grades each member of US Congress, as State Department releases annual report on 200 countries and territories.

US ambassador meets with Abune Mathias in Addis Ababa after provocative video released.

Inspired by Makoto Fujimura, an American evangelical partners with Lebanese art institute to equally dignify every death.

Buffeted by Russia, corruption, and culture war pressures, believers surge in national elections.

Vanishing church in Nagorno-Karabakh highlights feared erasure of Christian heritage, but also countercharge of destructive occupation.

In Turkish-controlled northern Cyprus, another Andrew Brunson-style case is brewing.

USCIRF chair Gayle Manchin explains why 22nd annual report by US watchdog agency reduces tally of offending nations, yet too many on black list still “don’t seem to care.”

Family mourn yet celebrate martyrdom of Coptic grandfather who financed the only church in his city, so as to build “a home in heaven.”