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Prosecutors insist Huangs murdered Ghanaian daughter to harvest her organs. Defenders explain why Americans adopt at-risk kids.

Missionaries from indigenous backgrounds may be the key to reaching the nations

Megachurch 'heartbroken' but working closely with police on investigation.

'Unwise' but not 'uncommon or illegal,' $200,000 campaign helped marriage book briefly top New York Times list.

(UPDATED) Family-focused speaker whose Wheaton course became a seminar phenomenon faces allegations from more than 30 women.

'Innocence of Muslims,' blamed for Benghazi and nixing blasphemy reform in Pakistan, taken down by a controversial copyright claim.

Brunei expands Malaysia’s ban on ‘Allah', long used by local Christians, to other Islamic words other religions can no longer use.

(UPDATED) But Israeli Baptist leader says most Arab Christians will refuse unprecedented offer of special minority representation.

Chapel message becomes latest debate over how evangelical colleges approach sexual identity.

Are pastors preaching Paul too much and Old Testament too little? Leading Bible website analyzes top verses searched by millions worldwide.

Couple who broke probation with death of second son given one of harshest punishments for faith healing.

Australian who wouldn’t be ‘intimidated by the communists’ could face the same fate as Kenneth Bae.

Russians returning in droves to Christianity (though not to church), according to new Pew research.

Denomination 'birthed in 1919 because of racism in the Assemblies of God' now partner with one of America's largest denominations.

Four dead as church group celebrating 60th anniversary tries to travel from Egypt to Israel.

Reality TV star refused hospital treatment as ‘totally against his religion.’

Social network identifies America's top five cities for forming relationships.

Three Lutheran synods protest that financial services org deems pro-life groups, among others, a distraction from Christian stewardship and generosity.

(UPDATED) Groups now hope to complete project together. Firing 'took GRACE by complete surprise,' while BJU was 'disappointed a resolution could not be reached before our differences were made public.'