News&Reporting

Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke brings old-time gospel back to America.

A 2008 crackdown on religious worker visas has left many immigrant churches in the lurch.

Despite stringent controls, 1,300 Christian books are now available—legally—inside the communist country.

The elderly population is steadily growing and will be for years. How some ministries are embracing the challenge.

These ministers faced their compulsions—and stayed in ministry.

These ministers faced their compulsions""and stayed in ministry.

In its first 50 years, YWAM has deployed four million workers in 240 countries. Now it sets its sights on 152 remaining unreached people groups.

Lausanne III is pulling a cross-section of 4,000 world leaders to keep the gospel front and center.

Geisler, Ankerberg defend former Muslim despite non-renewal of contract.

Liberty's Ergun Caner accused of false statements in his testimony about converting from Islam.

Online education is jolting seminaries with rapid enrollment growth.

A handful of parishes win the right to keep their property, but legal experts don't know if their cases are setting a precedent.

How Jerry Falwell's ambitious sons have led the Lynchburg university to financial success and a burgeoning student body.

How does an Anabaptist charity get donors to give $1,200 a year?

Even in tough times, your favorite charities are doing better than anyone expected.

The ultimate kibitzer wants Jews to trust evangelicals, and evangelicals to love Israel.

Despite his liberal record, Barack Obama is making a lot of evangelicals think twice.

It doesn't make sense to start out "in sickness"—or does it?

$70 million and Mart Green's business acumen are repairing a scandal-scarred school.