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(UPDATED) These surveys suggest how—and why—evangelicals will split more than usual in 2016 election.

In final report, trustees offer nine recommendations and eight prayers.

Why it’s the best and worst of times for India’s burgeoning churches.

Amid much public debate, publisher says strategy for a 'stable' Bible was a 'mistake.'

While US debates resettling 10,000 Syrians, a country smaller than Connecticut struggles with hosting 1.5 million.

Jerry B. Jenkins: 'Thrilled as I am that he is where he has always wanted to be, his departure leaves a void in my soul.'

Sunday Adelaja loses leaders at Kiev's Embassy of God for not heeding their discipline.

(UPDATED) Blasphemy execution goes from good news to bad news for beleaguered believers.

Lenten prayer campaign seeks to mobilize American churches to respond.

CT visited eight refugee camps to learn how Christians on the front lines would advise American churches to engage the refugee crisis.

(UPDATED) Ryken: We are 'trusting as a campus for God to restore what's been lost.' Hawkins: 'Embodied solidarity continues its journey.'

Provost says he asked tenured professor for forgiveness, withdrew termination process.

(UPDATED) Idaho pastor part of prisoner swap on Religious Freedom Day amid wife's Daniel-inspired fast.

Publisher reveals respected author and speaker is going blind.

(UPDATED) Attack at abortion clinic leaves three dead and nine wounded.

With relaxed travel rules, Cuban leaders wonder whether Americans will dampen their churches’ zeal.

Why World Vision and local Christian leaders remain hopeful about South Sudan.

Consortium consulted more than 120 member presidents on what to do about Eastern Mennonite University and Goshen College.

Updated: Retail chain wants creditors to decide its fate