News&Reporting

A wave of social-good businesses learns to balance priorities.

Being a female Christian in tech places you in the double minority.

Action-sports ministries help wakeboarders, surfers, skaters, and snowboarders ground their passions in gospel truth.

Another mass exodus as 100,000 displaced Christians seek safety in Kurdish cities.

A few countries give China, where a campaign to de-Christianize city skylines continues, some competition.

Amid worst-ever outbreak of deadly virus, infected SIM worker will be taken to Atlanta tomorrow, joining infected Samaritan's Purse doctor.

Calvin College leader brings legal savvy to the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities.

Tax agency and FFRF announce settlement, but Milwaukee church disputes the lawsuit's dismissal.

(UPDATED) Historic community comes to 'a real end' after ISIS ultimatum tells Christians to convert, pay tax, or die.

Bishops sued as they lobby for peace amidst coastal violence.

(UPDATED) George Fox University and California Baptist University receive religious exemptions to newly clarified gender equity requirements.

President Michael Lindsay among 26 CCCU presidents urging an exemption clause in pending executive order.

Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for nearly 100 coastal deaths since early June.

Insurgents gain control as thousands flee the city of Donetsk.

After a lifetime in West African ports, she's setting a new course at a landlocked Christian college.

Terrorist group Boko Haram has killed more than 2,000 this year.

Christian hip-hop artists claim pop queen’s “witchcraft” hit ripped off their song.

The Persian Gulf island has had a Christian presence for over a century.

As a divided high court hands down its decision, Christians focus on the government's response.